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Sooris  +  403177 Sat, 11 Aug 07 01:52 PM

He is an Indian and she is English.

Why are we not using an article before 'English' if we have to use before 'Indian'?
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Anonymous, 2 yr 108 days ago

Indian is a noun, English s an adj.

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