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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Indefinite adjective
e.g. I read a/an history book.
I have a/an herb garden.
Which is correct? For "history," I use "a." For "herb," I use "an."
I have a/an herb garden.
Which is correct? For "history," I use "a." For "herb," I use "an."
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Yes, "a history" book, and "an 'erb" garden -- at least in the US. "
- Yes, "a history" book, and "an 'erb" garden -- at least in the US.
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Yes, "a history" book, and "an 'erb" garden -- at least in the US.
I believe in the UK, the H in herb is pronounced, so they would say (and I'm sure someone will correct me if I"m wrong) "a herb garden."
I believe in the UK, the H in herb is pronounced, so they would say (and I'm sure someone will correct me if I"m wrong) "a herb garden."
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