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> Hi Alexander,

> 13.12.2024 11:56:02, Alexander Koryagin
>  wrote:

> I can tell that in this case it "kind of" isn't. It's "solid wall" as an
> idea (or type) of vertical surface, not one separate wall, neither one
> of four wall in a room or something, you know what I mean? I'd suggest
> you have a peek at context.reverso.net and look around for examples and
> ideas of how words or expressions are used in written English (I find
> this site very handy).

> In the following phrases we can see the same "absence" of articles:

>     Okay, things don't just disappear into thin air.
>     I prefer to stand on solid ground.

> -- 
> "A closed mouth gathers no foot."
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context.reverso.net

Thanks, gotta have a look at that URL.
Ed
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