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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Using "a" after each comma?
Is it necessary to use "a" after each comma?
An example "Outside you can find a car, a bike, a tree and a guitar"
Should we use "a" each time after each comma or we can skip that?
An example "Outside you can find a car, bike, tree and guitar"
An example "Outside you can find a car, a bike, a tree and a guitar"
Should we use "a" each time after each comma or we can skip that?
An example "Outside you can find a car, bike, tree and guitar"
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Also i want to add another example. " Is it still necessary to use "a" after each comma if we describe what a car has inside its cabin?
- Also i want to add another example.
- " Is it still necessary to use "a" after each comma if we describe what a car has inside its cabin?
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Also i want to add another example.
"Inside the car you can find a CD player, a Bluetooth, a steering wheel, a ....."
Is it still necessary to use "a" after each comma if we describe what a car has inside its cabin?
"Inside the car you can find a CD player, a Bluetooth, a steering wheel, a ....."
Is it still necessary to use "a" after each comma if we describe what a car has inside its cabin?
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We usually use a/an before singular countable nouns, but not plurals nor uncountable nouns.
The bowl contained an apple, a pear and a peach. (Countable singular)
The bowl contained apples, pears and peaches. (Countable plural)
This dessert is available in the following flavors: apple, pear, and peach. (Uncountable)
In your examples you would include the a/an, w
The bowl contained an apple, a pear and a peach. (Countable singular)
The bowl contained apples, pears and peaches. (Countable plural)
This dessert is available in the following flavors: apple, pear, and peach. (Uncountable)
In your examples you would include the a/an, w
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