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The noun 'dynamic' should be singular in that sentence.
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#1 09-Nov-2012, 08:34An intense dynamics
Is the following sentence grammatically correct? Can we use the singular article 'an' with the plural noun 'dynamics'?
"Not only is there an intense dynamics of international recognition and opening up to the world..."
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#2 09-Nov-2012, 08:46Re: An intense dynamics
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#3 09-Nov-2012, 23:44Re: An intense dynamics
Can you think of an example where you can use a singular article with a plural noun?
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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