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"she is foreigner" vs "she is a foreigner"

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#1 (permalink) Mon Sep 24, 2007 19:01 pm "she is foreigner" vs "she is a foreigner"

Hello, Are these two sentences correct? 1 She is foreigner 2 She is a foreigner Thks

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#2 (permalink) Mon Sep 24, 2007 19:34 pm "she is foreigner" vs "she is a foreigner"

Hi Jon Only your second sentence is correct: 2 She is a foreigner. .

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