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definite /indefinite article

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burns jethro
 
Reply Thu 28 Apr, 2016 05:52 am
Confusion with the definite and indefinite article. I am translating a sentence which is literally "... has announced the takeover of x, expert in videoconferencing solutions". Should that be "x, an expert in", "x, expert in", or "x, the expert in" or does it really matter?
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