In Indefinite articles^x, Nouns^x

Dear teachers First happy New Year to you all and thank you for your kindness and dedication I want to tell you that you ve helped a lot throughout these years and I feel deeply endebted to you My question for today is Can I use the indefinite article with the genitive Is it correct to say It s A...

Hi Cambridge Dic says means is plural like scissors or pantsmeans METHOD plural noun What is the matter with the leading indefinite article then as in a means of Is it an idiom But if we can single out one particular means of all available then shouldn t it be countable

Your question is very broad You can never use a after kind of sort of when an adjective follows It was kind of difficult This use of kind of is quite informal in style When a noun follows a is possible if the noun that follows can take the indefinite article We need a new kind of a leader It is...

Milky wrote Depending on the context it could be part of a description however imprecise of women in general generic qualities of the gender called woman Or it could be describing a man who has such characteristics Not sure if it would be used to desribe anything else Good So if a non specific...

Thank you Mr M I think I used the phrase pushed for a modernization for equipment to pose the question that asked whether it refers to an instance of transforming an uncountable noun into a countable noun and I believe CalifJim said it is so Hmm it doesn t seem to be an instance of a...

Thanks Marius I will keep this rule in mind What I am puzzled by however is the fact that either of the examples you gave me doesn t refer exactly to the sentence I gave In your first example we deal with proper names no articles there and in the second one with one noun in plural and the other...

hello this can be confusing for beginners as to as and when to use the definite or a an indefinite article correctly in grammar rules the definite article the is used in occasions like stating a unique object e g The moon The sun and etc secondly when the same noun is mentioned again e g a boy...

Hi Maybe I really shouldn t delve too deeply into the topic of changing an uncountable noun into a countable noun but since I see them every so often in print I want to ask you A person or two think one person is Yankee seem to have said that I have to find the words or things that can be...

Believer wrote 1 I sometimes see those dedignated as uncountables in the dictionary that are mark with something like this a N and I want to ask you whether that means an uncountable noun can accompany the indefinite article a and is it suppose to be a rare case is the sentence below one of...

Hi Help me with this 1 I sometimes see those dedignated as uncountables in the dictionary that are mark with something like this a N and I want to ask you whether that means an uncountable noun can accompany the indefinite article a and is it suppose to be a rare case is the sentence below one of...