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1. They are having an election for school president.

2. They are having an election for the school president.

3. They are having an election for a school president.

(Which one is grammatical and commonly used?)
11 years ago

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Ms. Sue
They are all grammatical. I'd say that 1 is most common.

11 years ago

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