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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...

Hi I have one more question on No 2 what would you do if the list contains a list of countable nouns with a mix of vowel initial sounds and consonant initial sounds and thus engender a possible article consistency problem Could I just put the article a in front of the word planner and do away...

Hi Thank you for the response explanation I have one more question on No 2 what would you do if the list contains a list of countable nouns with a mix of vowel initial sounds and consonent initial sounds and thus engender a possible article consistency problem I got this list from Goodman s post...

1 Why are there no articles in front of the words legislature and parliament A majority is the difference between the number of votes or seats in parliament and legislature that the winner gets in an election and the number 2 When you are listing things after a colon are you allowed to jumble...

Anonymous wrote I came upon a sentence with this phrase and have been wondering why the writer didn t place any articles in front of the ones italicized when the dictionary said they are countables I thought countables must have articles regardless of the grammatical situations they are in Was...