Sentence examples for an considerable from inspiring English sources
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The phrase "an considerable" is not grammatically correct.
The article "an" is typically used before a noun or adjective beginning with a vowel sound, such as "an apple" or "an interesting book." "Considerable" is not a noun or an adjective beginning with a vowel sound, so it cannot be used with the article "an." Instead, you can use "considerable" as an adjective before a noun to indicate a large or significant amount, such as "a considerable amount of money." You can also use it as an adverb to modify a verb, such as "The team considered the problem carefully and with considerable thought." Example with "considerable" as an adjective: "The project requires an considerable amount of time and resources." Example with "considerable" as an adverb: "He impressed his boss with his considerable skills and dedication."
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