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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Shared articles
Hi. Can we share the indefinite articles in the examples sentences below? In other words, are the indefinite articles in parentheses optional? Thank you in advance for your help.
1. A square and (a) rectangle are alike.
2. He drew a square and (a) rectangle.
3. He drew both a square and (a) rectangle.
1. A square and (a) rectangle are alike.
2. He drew a square and (a) rectangle.
3. He drew both a square and (a) rectangle.
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Anonymous Can we share the indefinite articles in the examples sentences below? In other words, are the indefinite articles in parentheses optional? They seem necessary there.
- Anonymous Can we share the indefinite articles in the examples sentences below?
- In other words, are the indefinite articles in parentheses optional?
- They seem necessary there.
- It is a short cut actually not often used.
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AnonymousCan we share the indefinite articles in the examples sentences below? In other words, are the indefinite articles in parentheses optional?They seem necessary there. It is a short cut actually not often used.
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