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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Without an article OK?
Hi. Is it correct to use a word like "pit" or "snare," both of which, I believe, are countable nouns, without an article, as in the example below? It is a Bible verse and it is Isaiah 24:17 of the New International Version.Thank you in advance for your help.
Terror and pit and snare await you, people of the earth.
Terror and pit and snare await you, people of the earth.
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Anonymous I believe, are countable nouns, without an article, as in the example below? Yes. They are concept words.
- Anonymous I believe, are countable nouns, without an article, as in the example below?
- Yes.
- They are concept words.
- They don't literally mean the physical objects, but symbolize the threats they pose.
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AnonymousI believe, are countable nouns, without an article, as in the example below?Yes. They are concept words. They don't literally mean the physical objects, but symbolize the threats they pose.
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