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Shadok Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Sea view
Hello,
Do we say:
'a room with a sea view"
or 'a room with sea view"?
I thought the first sentence was correct but I saw this sentence in a dictionary:
'a hotel room with sea view'
Maybe both versions are correct?
Thank you for help.
Shadok
Do we say:
'a room with a sea view"
or 'a room with sea view"?
I thought the first sentence was correct but I saw this sentence in a dictionary:
'a hotel room with sea view'
Maybe both versions are correct?
Thank you for help.
Shadok
Top answer
I would have used the article, too, but I can see how either would be acceptable.
- I would have used the article, too, but I can see how either would be acceptable.
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I would have used the article, too, but I can see how either would be acceptable.
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"A hotel room with sea view" would be appropriate for an advertisement, where every letter is important and words like "a", "an", "the", "its", "is" and "are" are often omitted. Normally, I would say "room with A sea view" or "room with sea VIEWS". Also, that sentence might be idiomatic in some countries or regions.
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