The phrase "a talk or a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where options are being presented, such as discussing different types of communication or events.
Example: "You can choose to attend a talk or a workshop this weekend."
Alternatives: "a discussion or a" or "a presentation or a".
It was never an issue, never a talk or a discussion.
Do not copy or slightly reword portions of papers, Wikipedia articles, textbooks, other students' work, Stack Overflow answers, something you heard from a talk or a conversation or saw on the Internet, or anything else, really, without acknowledging your sources.
Spread over ten weeks, with a "Holy Spirit" weekend away in the middle, the course gradually introduces the non-church-goer to the Bible through talks on topics such as "Who is Jesus?" and "Why and how do I pray?"An Alpha evening begins with a meal, followed by a talk (or a Holy Trinity Brompton video of the talk), coffee and discussion in small groups, divided by age and carefully selected.
To extricate yourself, deliberately sit next to someone you don't know during a talk or a meal that takes place during the event.
Ever been to a reception following a talk or a meeting and felt it was a dreadful display of people begging to each other while pretending to be best friends?
Some people believe that when you are invited to give a talk or a speech, you are expected to entertain an audience.
Here's how it works now: a famous older person goes off to give a talk or an interview.
A video projection of Baldwin giving a talk or an interview is screened on the walls, and a painting of him looms over one end of the space.
It is also important to ask for feedback from colleagues with more experience when preparing a talk or an application.
If a university cancels a talk or punishes a professor and a lawsuit ensues, history suggests that the university will lose.
The submissions will be reviewed by graduate students and may either be accepted for a talk, or as a poster.
