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Can we put a before the word homework?

It depends on the context!

Here's why:

* "Before homework" is a common phrase used to describe something that happens before doing homework, like "I like to play video games before homework."

* "A before homework" doesn't make sense grammatically. We need to clarify what the "a" refers to. For example, "I need a break before homework" makes sense.

Can you tell me more about what you're trying to say? I can help you figure out the correct way to phrase it. 😊

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