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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct?

1)She is a docor.

2)He is a vet.

3)he is a teacher

In all of the sentences above we can't take the "a" out of them. It will be incorrect when we take it out, right?

4)They are teachers.

5)They are artists.

Here we can't add "a" after "are" they will be incorrect, right? They are correct just how they are, right?

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bassa 1)She is a doc t or. 2)He is a vet. 3) H e is a teacher .

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  • bassa 1)She is a doc t or.
  • 2)He is a vet.
  • 3) H e is a teacher .
  • In all of the sentences above we can't take the "a" out.
  • Omit "of them".
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bassa1)She is a doctor. 2)He is a vet. 3)He is a teacher.

In all of the sentences above we can't take the "a" out. Omit "of them".

It will be incorrect when we take it out, right? rig
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