Omission of singular article
Hello,
In the following sentence, can a singular article be omitted before the word "source" as follows :
"Within this split, turned into source."
Thanks in advance for your kind reply.
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There is not enough context even to guess at what your sentence is trying to say, and what you have is not a complete sentence. I suppose you're asking whether you should write "a source" or just "source", and I've never seen "source" used as an uncountable noun, so I guess "a source" is what you want. Still, none of the rest of it makes sense to me, so I could be wrong.
- There is not enough context even to guess at what your sentence is trying to say, and what you have is not a complete sentence.
- I suppose you're asking whether you should write "a source" or just "source", and I've never seen "source" used as an uncountable noun, so I guess "a source" is what you want.
- Still, none of the rest of it makes sense to me, so I could be wrong.
- CJ
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There is not enough context even to guess at what your sentence is trying to say, and what you have is not a complete sentence.
I suppose you're asking whether you should write "a source" or just "source", and I've never seen "source" used as an uncountable noun, so I guess "a source" is what you want. Still, none of the rest of it makes sense to me, so I could be wrong.
CJ
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