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Photon Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Judy's house is in (a) terrible condition.

(1) Judy's house is in terrible condition.

(2) Judy's house is in a terrible condition.

Question: Is there any difference in meaning or connotation between these two sentences?

  

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Both sentences have the same meaning. CB

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Both sentences have the same meaning.

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I'd say that number 2 is uncommon in the US if you mean that the house itself is crumbling.

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