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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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An uniform group or a uniform group? an office building or a office building?
an uniform group or a uniform group? an office building or a office building?
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"a uniform group" "an office building"
- "a uniform group" "an office building"
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The A/AN rule, which you should know, says that it depends on whether or not the word following A/AN STARTS with a vowel sound.
UNIFORM is pronounced "YOO-nih-form", which starts with a consonant sound, the "Y", which is pronounced as a consonant ("Yuh") not a vowel. So it's "A UNIFORM".
OFFICE starts with a vowel sound, so it's "AN OFFICE".
UNIFORM is pronounced "YOO-nih-form", which starts with a consonant sound, the "Y", which is pronounced as a consonant ("Yuh") not a vowel. So it's "A UNIFORM".
OFFICE starts with a vowel sound, so it's "AN OFFICE".
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