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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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what is the difference between "apple" and "an apple"
What is the meaning of "apple" without the article "an".
Of cause, I know the meaning of "an apple".
Is there any different meaning between them, "apple", "an apple"?
Of cause, I know the meaning of "an apple".
Is there any different meaning between them, "apple", "an apple"?
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An apple refers to the fruit as an object. Without the article, apple can be used adjectivally: apple juice. CB
- An apple refers to the fruit as an object.
- Without the article, apple can be used adjectivally: apple juice.
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An apple refers to the fruit as an object. Without the article, apple can be used adjectivally: apple juice.
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AnonymousWhat is the meaning of "apple" without the article "an"?anything to do with that specific fruit
Most nouns standing alone have very vague meanings.
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