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Kunsan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Work as (a?) consultant
Hello
When talking about your job, you have to use the indefinite article. For example,
He is a teacher. (He is teacher.)
Do we have to use the indefinite article in the following sentence as well?
He works as (a) consultant.
And would the same go for "serve as" and "act as"?
Thanks in advance.
When talking about your job, you have to use the indefinite article. For example,
He is a teacher. (
Do we have to use the indefinite article in the following sentence as well?
He works as (a) consultant.
And would the same go for "serve as" and "act as"?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Yes, you have to use the definite article. "
- Yes, you have to use the definite article.
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Yes, you have to use the definite article.
"He works as a consultant."
"He serves as a consultant."
"He acts as a consultant."
"He works as a consultant."
"He serves as a consultant."
"He acts as a consultant."
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Thank you, banu82in!
You answered this question and another post of mine, how grateful I am!
You answered this question and another post of mine, how grateful I am!
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