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CharmYou Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which proposition can be used when refering to accent?
Are these grammatical?
Most Hollywood movies are in American accent.
We are the world is a music that's in American accent.
We are the world is an American-accented music.
I speak English in American accent.
I speak English with a strong Chinese accent.
Which proposition can be used when refering to accent?
Most Hollywood movies are in American accent.
We are the world is a music that's in American accent.
We are the world is an American-accented music.
I speak English in American accent.
I speak English with a strong Chinese accent.
Which proposition can be used when refering to accent?
Top answer
Most Hollywood movies are spoken in an American accent. We are the world is a music that's written in an American accent. We are the world is an American-accented music.
- Most Hollywood movies are spoken in an American accent.
- We are the world is a music that's written in an American accent.
- We are the world is an American-accented music.
- We are the world is American music.
- I speak English with an American accent.
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Most Hollywood movies are spoken in an American accent.
We are the world isa music that's written in an American accent.
We are the world is an American-accented music.
We are the world is American music.
I speak English with an American accent.
I speak English with a strong Chi
We are the world is
We are the world is American music.
I speak English with an American accent.
I speak English with a strong Chi
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We are the world is music.
Why there is no article a?
We are the world is a music.
I think this one is gramatical to me...Because what we usually say is "This is a thing. That is a thing." We don't say "This is thing."
Sorry for my stupid question. But I just don't understand. My grammar might be awful. I am just working hard on it.
Why there is no article a?
We are the world is a music.
I think this one is gramatical to me...Because what we usually say is "This is a thing. That is a thing." We don't say "This is thing."
Sorry for my stupid question. But I just don't understand. My grammar might be awful. I am just working hard on it.
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CharmYouWhy there is no article a?By the why, should I say "Why there is no article a?" or "Why is there no article a?"
We usually say "Why is that?" so the second one might be more gramatical?
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Music is a non-count noun.
"Why is there no article a?"
You can have a piece of music, or a song, or a hymn, or a symphony, but not a music.
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