The phrase "a amateur" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an amateur" because "amateur" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "As an amateur photographer, she enjoys capturing landscapes during her travels."
Alternatives: "a novice" or "a beginner".
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The moble phone camera has emerged from a amateur toy to a serious tool in the hands of anyone with a developed understanding of how to see use this tool beyond taking selfies.
IN 1957, a 21-year-old medical student from Queens, Raymond V. Damadian, faced his regular doubles partner and close friend, Charles Bruckl, in the final round of a amateur championship tennis match at Forest Hills.
"Heavyweight, a vet not a amateur / Looted up, I push pies like Marie Callender," he slurs in that unmistakable, deliberately all-over-the-beat style, lacing jokes, localised reference points and his own slanguage into the brags: "I'm busy gettin' my paper an' ridin' round in my scraper / Interactin', networkin' and campaignin' like Arnold Schwarzenegger".
What's best is that, overall, Litely is designed to be easy and straightforward enough for even a amateur photographer to use – it's just a matter of tapping a preset and making some tweaks.
Y3, Y5, Y6 NSF non-sanctioned fight, N/A not available, P professional record, A amateur record, ECG electrocardiogram *The letter represents a distinct MMA promotional organization and the number denotes multiple events put on by this organization ^ The X and Y represent physicians that do not and those that do provide regular coverage as a ring-side physician, respectively.
Be a friend, not an amateur therapist.
I was an amateur — I am an amateur — and I intend to stay an amateur.
Of his own work, Blumenfeld wrote in his autobiography, "Eye to I": I was an amateur — I am an amateur — and I intend to stay an amateur.
"I have been an amateur in every phase of my life; an amateur poet, an amateur scholar, an amateur horseman, an amateur farmer, an amateur soldier, an amateur connoisseur of art, an amateur publisher, and an amateur museum executive," he wrote in his wryly titled autobiography "Reflections in a Silver Spoon".
