English, asked by riyaakhtar2018, 10 months ago

before a person name can i able to use 'a'? like- "I want a Nike Miller"

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Answered by Deepika12345

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Answer:

Depends on the circumstance. However in professional English it can't be used in such manner

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Answered by ekmalini

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Answer:

no. you can't use 'a' before a person's name.

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