QUOTE(PrideNeverDie @ Sep 16 2020, 11:49 AM)
“A person” implies a singular person. A single person is in the room.
“Some person” is the same thing but goes a step further. It implies that the one person is somewhat unknown. It could be a girlfriend, or a violent robber, or something in-between.
“Some” implies an unknown. (e.g. "Some amount of money.", or "Some outcome." etc.
some = adjective
a = indefinite article
This one lagi fun at parties.“Some person” is the same thing but goes a step further. It implies that the one person is somewhat unknown. It could be a girlfriend, or a violent robber, or something in-between.
“Some” implies an unknown. (e.g. "Some amount of money.", or "Some outcome." etc.
some = adjective
a = indefinite article
Sep 16 2020, 11:54 AM

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