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Free sign upThe phrase "a cot and a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing items or describing a situation that involves multiple objects, typically in a context where the second item is implied or will be specified later.
Example: "We need to bring a cot and a sleeping bag for our camping trip."
Alternatives: "a cot and another" or "a cot and a mattress".
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"Something about a room and a cot and a little space.
The only trimmings are a cot and a sink-toilet combination.
It was furnished simply with two chairs, a cot, and a table (upon which rested two apples, a banana, a box of chocolates, and the script).
The interview, the wage negotiation, the decision to have her stay there, and the provision of a cot and a simple clothing rack had all been handled by his mother-in-law.
Pilot sites opened in 2011 and by last year 25 such buildings had opened around the country.Each baby haven has an incubator, a cot and a delayed alarm device so that staff can tend to a baby no more than ten minutes after it is left.
The rooms there, which measure about seven feet by four and during the thirties rented for thirty cents a night, arc separated by beaverboard partitions that reach neither to the floor nor to the ceiling, and they contain no furnishings except a cot and a locker.
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At home, the remains were put on a cot and covered with a pink blanket.
There was a cot, and you just think holding a child here would be awful.
In order to drum up funds for extra nappies, a cot, and perhaps a new nanny, Williams kicked off his tour in Hungary last week as part of his Swings Both Ways tour.
The way Pitino tells it, he was as rootless as a hot-walker looking for a cot and some loose change.
A cot and high chair are also available.
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