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victorycountry  +  123508 Wed, 03 Aug 05 01:42 AM

Hi,

Since "freshman/sophomore/junior/senior" are nouns, it needs the article "a", am I right?

e.g. I am a freshman

 

Thanks in advance.
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Philip  +  123509 Wed, 03 Aug 05 01:48 AM
 Victorycountry wrote:

Hi,

Since "freshman/sophomore/junior/senior" are nouns, it needs the article "a", am I right?

e.g. I am a freshman

 

Thanks in advance.

Yes, but they can also be used as adjectives, therefore allowing "my freshman/sophomore year in school" without an article.
Philip
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