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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

An early

I got an early plane to catch tmrw. Or

I got a early plan to catch tmrw. - I've heard this used before...shouldn't it always be an before vowels?

Whereabouts do you live in Canada? Or

Whereabout do you live in Canada?

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I've got an early plane to catch tomorrow. Whereabouts do you live in Canada? -- both OK

— Mister Micawber

  • I've got an early plane to catch tomorrow.
  • Whereabouts do you live in Canada?
  • -- both OK
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I've got an early plane to catch tomorrow.

Whereabouts do you live in Canada?

Whereabout do you live in Canada?-- both OK
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