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Infinik Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

part of vs. a part of

I got this small issue of part of v. a part of:

S1: Area B is a part of area A.

S2: Area B is part of area A.

Would these two sentences make any difference? Any meaning of uncountable noun for using part of?
  

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Infinik Would these two sentences make any difference? No. You can use is part of or is a part of indifferently.

— CalifJim

  • Infinik Would these two sentences make any difference?
  • No.
  • You can use is part of or is a part of indifferently.
  • CJ
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InfinikWould these two sentences make any difference?
No. You can use is part of or is a part of indifferently.

CJ
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