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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a book" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is an example of a noun phrase, which is a group of words that work together to function as a noun in a sentence. You can use "a book" in many different contexts, such as describing a specific book, talking about books in general, or using it as an object in a sentence. For example: - "I am currently reading a book about ancient civilizations." - "Books are a great source of knowledge and entertainment." - "She placed a book on the shelf." - "John borrowed a book from the library."
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A book.
I buy a book.
He wrote a book.
Just a book".
And always a book.
Or read a book.
A book? Television?
A book, no less.
A book? Come on.
I returned a book.
A book publisher.
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