0Hi,02br 02br 00When you are referring to the back side of a paper, can you use the phrase "the reverse side of the paper"?02br 02br 00Also, why do you need "a" here when you know that you have one head and using a determiner "a" to precede the head seems to be incongruent to the basic tenet of language equilibrium.02br 02br 01i00I have a huge head02i00.0-
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0I wouldn't say "the reverse side". 0-
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0I wouldn't say "the reverse side".
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0I wouldn't say "the reverse side". There is the "verso" too.02br 02br 00You use "a" because "head" is not defined; you would say "I have 01b00the02b00 huge head of my father/mother".0-
0Hi,02br 02br 00Thank you.02br 02br 00Then, please tell me what is "a reverse side"? 01i00Is it just a wrong expression?02i02br 02br 00If it is too difficult to explain in words, could you tell me a reference source to take a look?0-