such exhibition vs such an exhibition

Both "such exhibition" and "such an exhibition" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Such exhibition" is used when the noun following "such" is a non-count noun or a plural noun, while "such an exhibition" is used when the noun is a singular countable noun. The choice between the two depends on the noun that follows.

Last updated: March 31, 2024

such exhibition

This phrase is correct when the noun following "such" is a non-count noun or a plural noun.

Use "such exhibition" when referring to non-count nouns or plural nouns. This phrase is used to express a specific type of exhibition.

Examples:

Such exhibition of talent is rare to find.
I have never seen such exhibition of colors before.

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I'm very sorry gentlemen, to make such an exhibition.
I'm inclined to think you wouldn't wish your sister to make such an exhibition.
I'm inclined to think you wouldn't wish your sister to make such an exhibition.
Apart from providing the appropriate information tools, it is also important to consider events, such as exhibitions and fairs, at which to present the Community Eco-label to a broader public.
I'm very sorry, gentlemen, to make such an exhibition.
Apart from providing the appropriate information tools, it is also important to consider events such as exhibitions and fairs at which to present the European eco-label to a broader public.
It was such a wonderful exhibition, Paul.
I believe that this Parliament has rarely made such an exhibition of itself or shown itself to be so completely powerless as yesterday during the debate on the situation in Algeria.
Such an exhibition might encourage Members to question whether or not we should be continuing with the EU-Israel Association Agreement in the present circumstances.
The catalogue is produced as an accessory to such fairs and exhibitions and will be used only in these environments.
Whereas the provisions of this Directive should not, in principle, apply to specific trade such as exhibitions, shows and contests;
Not bad, been quite awhile since I've seen an exhibition of such standard.
For trade fairs, exhibitions and such like, it should be possible to exhibit machinery which does not satisfy the requirements of this Directive.
As all colleagues will know - and many of you have approached me over the last six months - all exhibitions and such like are filtered first of all through the Comart committee of Parliament.
The specific cultural events such as spectacles, exhibitions, and concerts will constitute by themselves a promotion of the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue' objectives.
for shows or exhibitions where such live animals are not regularly kept or bred;
The main hall is entered via the main entrance and will house the lobby area and all semi-public facilities, such as the exhibition areas, visitors» centre, staff restaurant, cafeteria and conference rooms.
On account of its quality, Chamomilla Bohemica has been successful at a number of fairs and exhibitions, such as SALIMA and Země živitelka, where it was awarded the title Kvalitní výrobek (quality product).
(17) For trade fairs, exhibitions and such like, it should be possible to exhibit machinery which does not satisfy the requirements of this Directive. However, interested parties should be properly informed that the machinery does not conform and cannot be purchased in that condition.
F. whereas it is unclear what kind of materials would fall under this law and whether its jurisdiction extends to books, art, press, publicity, music and public representations such as theatre, exhibitions or demonstrations,

Alternatives:

such display
such presentation
such showcase
such demonstration
such performance

such an exhibition

This phrase is correct when the noun following "such" is a singular countable noun.

Use "such an exhibition" when referring to singular countable nouns. This phrase is used to specify a particular exhibition.