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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

When to use "A or An"?

Do we always have to put "A or An" before a single thing? For example, in the sentence: "I went to the café and drank a hot coffee" - Does the "A" necessary there, or maybe also the sentence "I went to the café and drank hot coffee" is correct?

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"I drank a hot coffee" means that you drank one cup of coffee. "I drank hot coffee' means that you drank some coffee -- maybe one cup, maybe three or four cups.

— Khoff

  • "I drank a hot coffee" means that you drank one cup of coffee.
  • "I drank hot coffee' means that you drank some coffee -- maybe one cup, maybe three or four cups.
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"I drank a hot coffee" means that you drank one cup of coffee. "I drank hot coffee' means that you drank some coffee -- maybe one cup, maybe three or four cups.
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