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Onizo Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Use high pitch
When meaning to someone to speak loudly, I said: use a high pitch.
Probably not a regular expression, but is "a" used correctly for this context, or without "a" is correct?
Probably not a regular expression, but is "a" used correctly for this context, or without "a" is correct?
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Use 'a', as you are referring to one of several kinds of pitches. 'Use a high pitch' does not mean 'speak loudly'. eg Generally speaking, women use a higher pitch than men, but they do not speak louder than men.
- Use 'a', as you are referring to one of several kinds of pitches.
- 'Use a high pitch' does not mean 'speak loudly'.
- eg Generally speaking, women use a higher pitch than men, but they do not speak louder than men.
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Use 'a', as you are referring to one of several kinds of pitches.
'Use a high pitch' does not mean 'speak loudly'.
eg Generally speaking, women use a higher pitch than men, but they do not speak louder than men.
'Use a high pitch' does not mean 'speak loudly'.
eg Generally speaking, women use a higher pitch than men, but they do not speak louder than men.
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