The question actually is in the title. Google shows both phrases are found:
It's small money.
It's a small money.
So which of them is correct?
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Sign up to join this communityThe question actually is in the title. Google shows both phrases are found:
It's small money.
It's a small money.
So which of them is correct?
It's small money.
It's a small money.
The word money is an uncountable noun, so we don't use an indefinite article with it. Sometimes, we read moneys in economics, which means sources of revenue.
So the first sentence is OK, but the second one isn't correct.. However, you can say a lot of money, a small amount of money, etc.