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I went to a restaurant and a cafe.

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Guest  +  109871 Fri, 17 Jun 05 09:14 AM
Is it possible to use the second article A?
I mean,"i went to a restaurant and A cafe"
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Mister Micawber  +  109893 Fri, 17 Jun 05 10:34 AM

If they are two separate premises-- which by all logic and lexes they should be-- then yes, use the second 'a'-- it is preferable.

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ranchhand  +  109894 Fri, 17 Jun 05 10:35 AM
I went to a restaurant and a cafe.

Is it possible to use the second article A?
I mean,"i went to a restaurant and A cafe"

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Absolutely!
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