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Blackcheetah Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

why "a" is used here?

0Learning English for a foreigner like me is just like the process of discovery: I find a beautiful flower,but after I watch it carefully I found it is a plant. After I studied this plant I found it is on a prairie which need more to study for me.02br
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00Asia has been experiencing torrid economic expansion -- 8.7 percent last year -- and the bank forecasts it01font00 at a still-robust02font00 7.6 percent in 2008, excluding Japan, despite slowdowns in the United States and elsewhere. 02br
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00can the red part be interpreted as "at still high enough, i.e. 7.6 percent in 2008" or "at still robust 7.6 percent in 2008"? or "a"can ben omitted?0-
  

Top answer

02del 01font 00 Why is 'a' used here? 6 percent in 2008, excluding Japan, despite slowdowns in the United States and elsewhere. e.

— Clive

  • 02del 01font 00 Why is 'a' used here?
  • 6 percent in 2008, excluding Japan, despite slowdowns in the United States and elsewhere.
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  • 6 percent in 2008"?
  • 02font 02br 02br 01font 01u 00#102u 00.
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0Thanks a lot, Clive.I got it very clearly.0-
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