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or a-an
Hi,
A person
An event
Usually an implicit reference, perhaps to another work of literature or art, to a person or an event. (That's ok)
Usually an implicit reference, perhaps to another work of literature or art, to a person or event. (Is that ok?)
My question is do we have put 'an' before 'even' after any conjunction?
Thanks...
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Re: or a-an
I like the first better, but the second works as well.
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Re: or a-an
I would use the first one.
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Re: or a-an
Is there any answer from the teacher, please?
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Re: or a-an

Originally Posted by
aysaa
Is there any answer from the a teacher, please?
Both are fine.
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