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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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steak knife

I believe 'wooden handled steak knife' is exactly the same as 'wood handle steak knife' but can it also be called 'steak knife with [a ] wooden handle'? Also, is it wrong to have the article 'a' ?

Thanks in advance!
  

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I would use wooden handled there. Yes, it's a steak knife with a wooden handle. The a is required.

— CalifJim

  • I would use wooden handled there.
  • Yes, it's a steak knife with a wooden handle.
  • The a is required.
  • CJ
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I would use wooden handled there. Yes, it's a steak knife with a wooden handle. The a is required.

CJ
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