When to use A
I get confused whether to use "A" or not in some situations.
Eg: You need serious help. or You need a serious help. Which one is right? and why?
If i want to say i have jackets in three colors - Red, blue, and yellow. Can i say "I have three jackets, a red, blue, and yellow"? or do i have to use a for each color?
Is there any way i can look up and clear my confusion on this matters? please let me know.
Top answer
anonymous You need serious help. or You need a serious help. You can't count help.
- anonymous You need serious help.
- or You need a serious help.
- You can't count help.
- It's like the flow of water from a faucet.
- You can't cut it up into pieces so you have one help, two helps, etc.
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anonymousYou need serious help.or You need a serious help.
You can't count help. It's like the flow of water from a faucet. You can't cut it up into pieces so you have one help, two helps, etc. So it can't take "a".
anonymousI have three jackets, a red, blue, and yellow"?
Not good. I'm going to ask
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