Seagull Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
have (a) rich imagination
a. Children have a rich imagination.
b. Children have rich imagination.
Which is more appropriate? Besides, in what cases should we add 'a' to a seemingly uncountable noun like 'imagination'?
b. Children have rich imagination.
Which is more appropriate? Besides, in what cases should we add 'a' to a seemingly uncountable noun like 'imagination'?
Top answer
seagull a. Children have a rich imagination. "A" is required because you have specified a particular style of imagination with an adjective.
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seagulla. Children have a rich imagination."A" is required because you have specified a particular style of imagination with an adjective.
eg.
Children have a more vivid imagination than adults. (a specific type of imagination)
Use your imagination to its fullest extent when you make a work of art. (also specified by the possess
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