Dear members,
I've read in a book that we can use the indefinite article before or after "rather" used as intensifier. When I put it after, the sentence seems strange to me, but is it perfectly good English and has the sentence still the same meaning? Is there a slight difference or none at all?
e.g. This is a rather good job / This is rather a good job.
Is there another intensifier which can take a definite article before or after the adjective?
Many thanks,
Hela
I've read in a book that we can use the indefinite article before or after "rather" used as intensifier. When I put it after, the sentence seems strange to me, but is it perfectly good English and has the sentence still the same meaning? Is there a slight difference or none at all?
e.g. This is a rather good job / This is rather a good job.
Is there another intensifier which can take a definite article before or after the adjective?
Many thanks,
Hela