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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
indefinite article "a"
Hello, I would like to ask which of these sentences are grammatically correct:
1. - A deep sadness that won' t go away
or
2. - Deep sadness that won't go away
Normally "a" can't be used with an uncountable noun. But "sadness" is an uncountable noun. I've seen the first sentence on the Internet. That's why i'm asking.
Thanks for help
1. - A deep sadness that won' t go away
or
2. - Deep sadness that won't go away
Normally "a" can't be used with an uncountable noun. But "sadness" is an uncountable noun. I've seen the first sentence on the Internet. That's why i'm asking.
Thanks for help
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Anonymous I would like to ask which of these sentences are grammatically correct They are not sentences! They are just phrases. Anonymous 1.
- Anonymous I would like to ask which of these sentences are grammatically correct They are not sentences!
- They are just phrases.
- Anonymous 1.
- - A deep sadness that won' t go awayor2.
- - Deep sadness that won't go away Both are correct.
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AnonymousI would like to ask which of these sentences are grammatically correctThey are not sentences! They are just phrases.
Anonymous1. - A deep sadness that won' t go awayor2. - Deep sadness that won't go awayBoth are correct. When you say "a deep sadness", you mean "a deep kind of sadness".
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