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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
The Indefinite Article "a" Or Zero Article
Hello everyone,
Is either the indefinite article "a" before the phrase or zero article correct before the phrase "bad weather" as follows?
1. The flight was cancelled because of a bad weather.
2. The flight was cancelled because of bad weather.
Regards,
JA
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2. The flight was cancelled because of bad weather. No article or the definite article.
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- The flight was cancelled because of bad weather.
- No article or the definite article.
- The fact that there was bad weather was definite; there was nothing indefinite about it.
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2. The flight was cancelled because of bad weather.
No article or the definite article. The fact that there was bad weather was definite; there was nothing indefinite about it.
2. The flight was cancelled because of the bad weather.
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