"...with sweetener" or "...with a sweetener"
Hello!
I'm not a native English speaker and I'm in a tight grammar spot 
I'll be grateful if someone can help me!
Which one of these two expressions is correct:
Food supplement with sweetener
or
Food supplement with a sweetener
I know that salt and sugar are non-countable nouns, but I'm not sure about sweetener.
Thank you in advance!
Top answer
More context is needed. g. "a food supplement with a sweetener".
- More context is needed.
- g.
- "a food supplement with a sweetener".
- However, in abbreviated English, for example in a list of ingredients, articles would be dropped, so "Food supplement with sweetener" may be OK.
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More context is needed. "food supplement" and "sweetener" are both countable nouns, so in full prose would need articles or other determiners, e.g. "a food supplement with a sweetener". However, in abbreviated English, for example in a list of ingredients, articles would be dropped, so "Food supplement with sweetener" may be OK.
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