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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Two countable singular nouns without an article?
Hi!
Are the following sentences grammatically correct? Why?
1. The relationship between employer and employee is unequal.
2. It is funny how much father and son look alike.
3. The decision was made after discussion between doctor and patient of risks and benefits.
Thanks!
Are the following sentences grammatically correct? Why?
1. The relationship between employer and employee is unequal.
2. It is funny how much father and son look alike.
3. The decision was made after discussion between doctor and patient of risks and benefits.
Thanks!
Top answer
They are correct.
- They are correct.
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Thank you for answering my question.
The sentences contain exceptions to the rule that a singular countable noun should be used with an article. How can these exceptions be described in a general way?
Thanks in advance!
The sentences contain exceptions to the rule that a singular countable noun should be used with an article. How can these exceptions be described in a general way?
Thanks in advance!
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