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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Which is correct?
"an M. Ed. graduate" or "a M. Ed. graduate" or "graduate with a Master's in Education"
"an M. Ed. graduate" or "a M. Ed. graduate" or "graduate with a Master's in Education"
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Hi, Which is correct? "an M. Ed.
- Hi, Which is correct?
- "an M.
- Ed.
- graduate" or "a M.
- Ed.
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Hi,
Which is correct?
"an M. Ed. graduate" or "a M. Ed. graduate"
Say 'an', because the letter M by itself is pronounced with a vowel sound, ie an emmm.
or "graduate with a Master's in Education"
Say 'a' here, The word 'master' does not start with
Which is correct?
"an M. Ed. graduate" or "a M. Ed. graduate"
Say 'an', because the letter M by itself is pronounced with a vowel sound, ie an emmm.
or "graduate with a Master's in Education"
Say 'a' here, The word 'master' does not start with
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