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Sabbnas Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
What’s the difference?
“A pencil is not a pen.”
”Pencil is not a pen.”
Can you tell me when to omit “a”?
like, is it “Can I make a payment with a debit card?” Or “Can I make payment with a debit card”?
Top answer
” OK. ” NO. To omit "a" ("an") you need a non-count noun.
- ” OK.
- ” NO.
- To omit "a" ("an") you need a non-count noun.
- Sand is not sugar.
- Water is not wine.
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sabbnas“A pencil is not a pen.” OK.
”Pencil is not a pen.” NO.
To omit "a" ("an") you need a non-count noun.
Sand is not sugar.
Water is not wine.
Faith is not skepticism.
CJ
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