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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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Nouns following it take no articles?
Hi,
I have this phrase, "a matter of something," and want to ask you if the nouns which are represented as "something" in the preceding reference don't take any articles -- not ever. All nouns below except choice seem to be uncountable nouns.
a matter of opinion
a matter of choice
a matter of honesty
a matter of trust
I have this phrase, "a matter of something," and want to ask you if the nouns which are represented as "something" in the preceding reference don't take any articles -- not ever. All nouns below except choice seem to be uncountable nouns.
a matter of opinion
a matter of choice
a matter of honesty
a matter of trust
Top answer
choice and opinion are [ c ] nouns they are fixed phrases: no article
- choice and opinion are [ c ] nouns they are fixed phrases: no article
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choice and opinion are [ c ] nouns
they are fixed phrases: no article
they are fixed phrases: no article
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