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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
When is Promotion countable?
If you play your cards right you could get (a) promotion.
both are right because I found them in dictionaries.
when is promotion used with 'a' or not?
without 'a', promotion means just moving to a higher position itself?
with 'a', is the meaning made more specific
something like a position, a job or a title?
I don't know what is what.
both are right because I found them in dictionaries.
when is promotion used with 'a' or not?
without 'a', promotion means just moving to a higher position itself?
with 'a', is the meaning made more specific
something like a position, a job or a title?
I don't know what is what.
Top answer
My first reaction: He got a promotion. Promotions are important. (countable) [ He got promotion doesn't sound natural to me.
- My first reaction: He got a promotion.
- Promotions are important.
- (countable) [ He got promotion doesn't sound natural to me.
- ] He got promoted.
- (verb)
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My first reaction:
He got a promotion. Promotions are important. (countable) [ He got promotion doesn't sound natural to me. ]
He got promoted. (verb)
He got a promotion. Promotions are important. (countable) [ He got promotion doesn't sound natural to me. ]
He got promoted. (verb)
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