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Teal lime Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Part of, a part of

Do you say "part of....." or "a part of....."?

For instance, should I say, "The following is part of an interview with Wendy Grossman, a computer expert" or "The following is a part of an interview with Wendy Grossman, a computer expert"?

Thank you.

  

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teal lime The following is part of an interview This one. "

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teal limeThe following is part of an interview

This one. You use "a" when you mean that the thing belongs, for example, "Although Gerald was only an ex-son-in-law, we made him a part of our family Christmas."

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