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Square Posted 12 years ago
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We have a program/programs to help you
We have program to help you make sure your child is on a bike that fits, without breaking the bank every one or two years.
Source: "KIDS' BICYCLE TRADE-UP", Trek Bicycles of Tucson.
I am wondering why there is no article before the noun "program". I consulted it in my dictionary and knew that it is a countable noun.
Shouldn't it be "We have a program/programs...?
Thanks.
Source: "KIDS' BICYCLE TRADE-UP", Trek Bicycles of Tucson.
I am wondering why there is no article before the noun "program". I consulted it in my dictionary and knew that it is a countable noun.
Shouldn't it be "We have a program/programs...?
Thanks.
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I'm quite sure there's a typo error. " as you mentionned in the title.
- I'm quite sure there's a typo error.
- " as you mentionned in the title.
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I'm quite sure there's a typo error. It should read: "We have programs/a program to help..." as you mentionned in the title.
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