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What capitalized word is an indefinite article?

WHICH criminal case came before the judge last Wednesday?

A dispute before a court may be called AN action.

The judge has to weigh matters carefully in EACH case.

THIS civil case involves a possible violation of a person’s rights.

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26-05-2017

The second sentence is the answer. In English, a and an are indefinite articles.

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12-01-2022

Answer:

A dispute before a court may be called an action.

Explanation:

A and an, the indefinite articles, refer to any one of a class of people, places, or things.

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