You haven't used the indefinite articles ( a/an ). You have used two definite articles: 'Modifying the Design of the Components'. You cannot use ' a components ', if that is what you mean.

Is it incorrect to use the indefinite article with plurals like - Modifying the Design of the Components

This is not a comprehensive answer! You might think about the difference between the indefinite article "a / an" and the definite article "the." Would you like this one or the other one? (reply) I'd like the other one.

Your second question, with the indefinite article, could be taken as general. mustn't it be the light brigade or the light brigades or light brigades to show generality? Interesting question. We'd usually say that " THE light

Your second question, with the indefinite article, could be taken as general.   mustn't it be the light brigade or the light brigades or light brigades to show generality? Thanks

Does the light brigade mean a troop of cavalry soldiers? You mean a light brigade can also be infantry? Yes, I see the article can be important here. My apologies. Your first question, with the definite article, should be taken as referring

1. Could we have the indefinite article "a" infront of the word "resurrection"?- - Yes 2. Could we use the word "equipment" without the phrase "a piece of" in this instance?- - Yes 3. Only this one works: 2. He is no less (of) a man than the

Hi. 1. Could we have the indefinite article "a" infront of the word "resurrection"? eg, ... needs a spiritual resurrection 2. Could we use the word "equipment" without the phrase "a piece of"

That's it-- you have them all-- all three of them. (Occasionally, 'some' is considered a plural indefinite article)

Dear Friends, I wonder if I need the indefinite article in the following: This language school attracts people with the promise of a high exam pass rate. ? Thank you. Palinkasocsi