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The phrase "a helmet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a protective headgear typically worn for safety in various activities such as biking, construction, or sports.
Example: "Before riding your bike, make sure to put on a helmet to protect your head in case of an accident."
Alternatives: "a hard hat" or "a safety helmet".
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A helmet is mandatory.
And a helmet.
He was wearing a helmet.
"Wear a helmet!" McKinney said.
Nobody wears a helmet.
Seidel was wearing a helmet.
I never wore a helmet.
Louboutin put on a helmet.
Failing that, buy a helmet.
You — put on a helmet!
Or a helmet.
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