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Voytaszek Posted 9 years ago
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What kind of..
When we use this frase should we use an article or not?
Whay kind of man are you?
Whay kind of a man are you?
Whay kind of man are you?
Whay kind of a man are you?
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Both are correct and there is little difference in meaning. I would more naturally omit the article. Obviously it should be "What" not "Whay", and "frase" is spelled "phrase".
- Both are correct and there is little difference in meaning.
- I would more naturally omit the article.
- Obviously it should be "What" not "Whay", and "frase" is spelled "phrase".
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Both are correct and there is little difference in meaning. I would more naturally omit the article.
Obviously it should be "What" not "Whay", and "frase" is spelled "phrase".
Obviously it should be "What" not "Whay", and "frase" is spelled "phrase".
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