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Usage of article "an" before the word argument in the below sentence
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00 Do we need to use the article "an" before the word argument in the below sentence. Also please let me know the reason. 02 br
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00 "The company has been invited to provide evidence and arguments bearing on the matter to the US Attorney's Office and intends to do so as soon as practicable." 02 br
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00 Do we need to use the article "an" before the word argument in the below sentence. Also please let me know the reason. 02 br
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00 "The company has been invited to provide evidence and arguments bearing on the matter to the US Attorney's Office and intends to do so as soon as practicable." 02 br
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0 No, you can't use an indefinite article with a word that is plural. 0-
- 0 No, you can't use an indefinite article with a word that is plural.
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0 No, you can't use an indefinite article with a word that is plural. The word argument 01 b 00 s 02 b 00 is plural and refers to various individual arguments. 0-
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