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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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Why is it?

I saw from a post here that one of the following is correct and the other is not. Tell me why please.

(I am not asserting this statement personally though. I chose to use this to ask the question. )

Taiwan is part of China. (correct???)

Taiwan is a part of China. (not correct??)
  

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Believer I saw from a post here that one of the following is correct and the other is not. Tell me why please. (I am not asserting this statement personally though.

— Goodman

  • Believer I saw from a post here that one of the following is correct and the other is not.
  • Tell me why please.
  • (I am not asserting this statement personally though.
  • I chose to use this to ask the question.
  • ) Taiwan is part of China.
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Believer
I saw from a post here that one of the following is correct and the other is not. Tell me why please.

(I am not asserting this statement personally though. I chose to use this to ask the question. )

Taiwan is part of China. (correct???)

Taiwan is a part of China. (not correct??)

First one sounds
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Hi,

Taiwan is part of China.

Taiwan is a part of China.

They are both correct. There's not much difference.

#1 suggests a bit more that China is very unified, very united.

#2 suggests a bit more that China consists of different, distinguishable parts.

Best wishes, Cli
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BelieverI saw from a post here that one of the following is correct and the other is not. Tell me why please.

(I am not asserting this statement personally though. I chose to use this to ask the question. )

Taiwan is part of China. (correct???)

Taiwan is a part of China. (not correct??)

In the second sentenc
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