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Mazin Ghazi Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

The use of articles a, an, and the

I know that I have to use "a" or "the" before "radius", but what if I wanted to say "smaller radius", should I use "a" in this case as well? For example "which has smaller radius" or "which has a smaller radius".


Also, should I put "an" in the follows: "Such an analysis leads to...", or I should not "Such an analysis leads to...".


Could you please explain your answer.


Thanks

  

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Mazin Ghazi should I use "a" in this case as well? For example "which has smaller radius" or "which has a smaller radius". Yes.

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  • Mazin Ghazi should I use "a" in this case as well?
  • For example "which has smaller radius" or "which has a smaller radius".
  • Yes.
  • ".
  • Yes.
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Mazin Ghazi should I use "a" in this case as well? For example "which has smaller radius" or "which has a smaller radius".

Yes. "which has a smaller radius"

Mazin GhaziAlso, should I put "an" in the follows: "Such an analysis leads to...", or I should not "Such an analysis leads to...".

Yes.

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