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27 February
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English (US)
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Simplified Chinese (China)
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Question about English (US)
Which is more natural?
(1) There is a danger ahead.
(2)There is danger ahead.
I wanna say that a situation there is a very big rock (or other dangerous things) in a road ahead when we drive.
Which is more natural?
(1) There is a danger ahead.
(2)There is danger ahead.
I wanna say that a situation there is a very big rock (or other dangerous things) in a road ahead when we drive.
(1) There is a danger ahead.
(2)There is danger ahead.
I wanna say that a situation there is a very big rock (or other dangerous things) in a road ahead when we drive.
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- English (US)
1.) if it’s one danger
2.) if there’s more than one danger
Deleted user
It would always be 2. We would never say “a danger”
- English (US)
both can be used it depends how many dangers u are talking about ^
Deleted user
@bcha no, that’s not right. We don’t count danger like that. If it’s “one danger” then it would be specified.
Ex: There is a dangerous road ahead of us.
- English (US)
instead of saying “there’s a danger ahead” you could say “there’s danger ahead” which is more natural
- Japanese
Deleted user
Yes, don’t say “a danger”. It doesn’t make sense.
- Japanese
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