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- 18-Nov-2006, 12:07 #1
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Progress Hi,
Please tell me if the article is correct here:
Boris has made an undoubted progress in his English this year.
Progress is non-count, yet they often acquire the article if they have a descriptive attribute.
TIA
- 18-Nov-2006, 14:37 #2
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Teacher Re: Progress I'm not saying your sentence is wrong, but I would not use the article.
- 18-Nov-2006, 21:32 #3
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Teacher Re: Progress The article is not correct there.
Originally Posted by Humble 
- 19-Nov-2006, 04:49 #4
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Progress Thank you both.
- 19-Nov-2006, 06:03 #5
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Teacher Re: Progress You're welcome. Originally Posted by Humble 
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