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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

An or A with consonants.

Hi pls help,

When do we use "An" with consonant? perhaps, with which letter in the alphabet.

thanks in advance for your answers.
  

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We use an when the noun following it has a vowel sound. Sometime we we us an for words atarting in h when the h is silent. For example, half an hour, but we a a horse.

— Dave Phillips

  • We use an when the noun following it has a vowel sound.
  • Sometime we we us an for words atarting in h when the h is silent.
  • For example, half an hour, but we a a horse.
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We use an when the noun following it has a vowel sound. Sometime we we us an for words atarting in h when the h is silent.

For example, half an hour, but we a a horse.
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Alright thanks a lot. but when do we actually use it with letter in the consonant or with with single letter in alphabet?? For instance like give me an S (es), or give me an M (em); and what other letters that begin with an instead of "a"?
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Anonymousbut when do we actually use it with letter in the consonant or with with single letter in alphabet?? For instance like give me an S (es), or give me an M (em)
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CJ
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an h, an m, an r and an x.
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