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The phrase "a inch of" is not correct in written English; it should be "an inch of." You can use it when referring to a measurement of one inch in length, width, or height
Example: "The recipe calls for an inch of water in the pot."
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Alongside, mirrors folded, he must be within a inch of the Duster's flank.
The National Weather Service said that as of Sunday afternoon, the storm had dumped less than a inch of rain in various spots.
Mickelson knew his shot was a beauty and watched his ball spin backward on the green and come within a inch of rolling in for an eagle 2.
Braid till there is about a inch of fabric left.
Similar(52)
Fill a small bowl with about a 1/4 of an inch of warm water.
Fold over a quarter of an inch of hem and iron that down.
Place the asparagus in a large pan with an inch of water.
Nowhere does baad legitimize brutalizing a young girl within an inch of her life.
Newly planted hostas need an inch of water a week.
Fill a pot with about an inch of water.
Heat an inch of oil in a small, deep pan.
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