(PUC - RS -1999)Its a MiracleTourists traveling to
(PUC - RS - 1999)
It's a Miracle
Tourists traveling to Israel to mark a certain 2,000th birthday will be able to celebrate in New Testament style. In September, the National Parks Authority is planning to open a 1$4.5 million submerged, crescent-shaped bridge in the Sea of Galilee. On it, as many as 280 pilgrims at a time will be able to walk on water - or at least wade in two inches of 3it. Bubbles rising at the edges of the 12-foot-wide transparent platform will be 4the only markers preventing pilgrims from taking a 5plunge. Is the structure sacrilegious? The Roman Catholic Church says no. "It will not improve faith, hope and love," – says Pietro Sambi, 6the pope's ambassador to Jerusalem. "But from the touristic point of view, it could be just a nice idea."
Newsweek, March 99.
The indefinite article, as in "a $4.5 million (...) bridge" (ref.1), is used INCORRECTLY in
a $1.6 million house.
a $5.9 million plan.
a $7.2 million jet.
a $10.1 million yacht.
a $11.5 million project.
