JKBelieve Posted 21 years ago
'we are family' and 'we are a family' what is the difference?
Grammar
'we are family' OR 'we are a family'
'we are family' and 'we are a family' what is the difference?
Top answer
do be do... You got me going on a disco thang there JK! Both are ok in different contexts.
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I got all my sisters with me...do be do...
You got me going on a disco thang there JK!
Both are ok in different contexts.
We are a family describes the whole bunch of you.
We are family would be used when referring to a relationship with individual members - i.e. My brother is a pain in the neck but we are family so I have to help him. Or in disco songs...
You got me going on a disco thang there JK!
Both are ok in different contexts.
We are a family describes the whole bunch of you.
We are family would be used when referring to a relationship with individual members - i.e. My brother is a pain in the neck but we are family so I have to help him. Or in disco songs...
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