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Nddad Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

It is going to be ~~~

It is going to be a heightened security all around.

Is it correct?

" it is going to be ~~ and there's going to be " is same meaning??

I think it should be " There is going to be a heightened security all around. "
  

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No they're not the same. ' You don't need to use 'a' before heightened though, so the correct form is: There is going to be heightened security all around.

— Drew.ward

  • No they're not the same.
  • ' You don't need to use 'a' before heightened though, so the correct form is: There is going to be heightened security all around.
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No they're not the same.

You're correct it should be 'there is...' You don't need to use 'a' before heightened though, so the correct form is:

There is going to be heightened security all around.
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drew.wardNo they're not the same.

You're correct it should be 'there is...' You don't need to use 'a' before heightened though, so the correct form is:

There is going to be heightened security all around.
You failed to bring out the vital point that "security" is a non-count noun, which is why "a" is not required.

BillJ
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