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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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to use "a" or not
Should I use "a" in front of the words I put in the brakets ?
Do you mean you are going to celebrate Christmas without (Santa Claus, Christmas tree), and snow!
What kind of (Christmas) is that going to be?-just kidding!
Personally, I would not use "a". It is a pure guess.
Thank you for your help!
Hope
Do you mean you are going to celebrate Christmas without (Santa Claus, Christmas tree), and snow!
What kind of (Christmas) is that going to be?-just kidding!
Personally, I would not use "a". It is a pure guess.
Thank you for your help!
Hope
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In two cases, the a is optional: ... without (a) Santa Claus, a Christmas tree, or snow. What kind of (a) Christmas is that going to be?
- In two cases, the a is optional: ...
- without (a) Santa Claus, a Christmas tree, or snow.
- What kind of (a) Christmas is that going to be?
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In two cases, the a is optional:
...without (a) Santa Claus, a Christmas tree, or snow. What kind of (a) Christmas is that going to be?
...without (a) Santa Claus, a Christmas tree, or snow. What kind of (a) Christmas is that going to be?
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