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'He died of heart attack' vs 'He died of a Heart attack'



 
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'He died of heart attack' vs 'He died of a Heart attack' Thu Jul 24, 2008 14:32 pm  'He died of heart attack' vs 'He died of a Heart attack'		  
Which of these sentences is correct?
He died of heart attack.
He died of a Heart attack.
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which one is the right sentence? Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:23 am  which one is the right sentence?		  
I think the right sentence is :
he died of a heart attack.
is that right? and why?

thank you.
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Correct form Fri Aug 01, 2008 12:40 pm  Correct form		  
Well I think first one is the right approach
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