PamQueue Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Have (A) Reason
"I have reason to be worried."
"I have a reason to be worried."
"Reason" is both countable and uncountable. So, could both sentences be correct and have the same meaning?
"I have a reason to be worried."
"Reason" is both countable and uncountable. So, could both sentences be correct and have the same meaning?
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