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TVS Posted 9 years ago
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Question in Article

Hi,

We define someone's job in articles like "Joe is a teacher". My question is why can't we use "Linda is a homemaker" instead of "Linda is homemaker". Could anyone of you reply to this question?

Thanks,

VS

  

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We not only can say 'Linda is a homemaker' - we have to say it. It's wrong without 'a'.

— Rover_KE

  • We not only can say 'Linda is a homemaker' - we have to say it.
  • It's wrong without 'a'.
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We not only can say 'Linda is a homemaker' - we have to say it. It's wrong without 'a'.

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Linda is a homemaker. That is a good sentence. The article "a" is required.

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