My Questions to the teachers

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أكـــرر شكري لحضرتك علي هذه الاسئلة مرة أخري ولقد كان هذا ردي علي بعضها وحضرتك لم تعلق !!!!!!!!!!!
وده كان معناه بالنسبه لي ان حضرتك غير مقتنع فأتمني معرفة وجهة نظر حضرتك والسادة الزملاء لانها فعلا ملاحظات رائعة من مستر كما قلتمن قبل مكسب للمنتدي

In some common fixed expressions to do with place, time and movement, normally countable nouns are treated as uncountables, without articles. Examples are:
to! at! in! from school! university! college
to/at/in/into/from church bed/prison
toi /in/into/out of hospital (BrE) to!atlfrom work

Half usually comes before the article a/an, but it is possible to put it after in expressions of measurement.
Could I have half a pound of grapes? (OR ... a half pound ... )
one and a half
The expression one and a half is plural. Compare:
I've been waiting for one and a half hours. (NOT ... one anti a half hour.) I've been waiting for an hour and a half

In the early 1980s, he was part of the team which did the first heart transplant.في الجملة دي لية الكاتب ما حطش a قبل كلمة part علي اعتبار انها اسم نكرة مفرد

A is usually dropped before part of if there is no adjective.
Part of the roof was missing. (B uT A large part of the roof was missing