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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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A or an horrendous?
I seem to think it can be either according to the noun being described?
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The choice is made according to the word which immediately follows. " It's an honor to serve you. NOT It's an great honor to serve you.
- The choice is made according to the word which immediately follows.
- " It's an honor to serve you.
- NOT It's an great honor to serve you.
- In the case of "horrible," the Briish will have to decide.
- " I heard a horrible owl !
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Anonymoushttp://www.EnglishForward.com#error
I seem to think it can be either according to the noun being described?The choice is made according to the word which immediately follows.
When the "h" is clearly silent, we unquestionably use "an."
It's an honor to serve yo
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