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"you need quarter" vs "you need a qua
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banan3'14
Jun 9, 2018 09:09
@DavidRicherby, thanks. I made a summary of all answers and removed erroneous "quarter" from the answer.
banan3'14
Jun 7, 2018 16:45
@Bilkokuya, your answer still lacks information about definite articles, like @arp wrote
banan3'14
Jun 7, 2018 15:53
or a quarter liter of water?
banan3'14
Jun 7, 2018 15:52
Btw, can't I omit "of a" and say for example I need a half liter of water?
banan3'14
Jun 7, 2018 15:50
Now one of the examples - <quote>You need half a kilogram of potatoes.</quote> doesn't match the pattern - <quote>You need (one/a) quarter of (one/a) liter of water.</qoute>