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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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May end up with a/an?
Should I use a or an here:
"He may end up with a/an 'I can't do this' type of an attitude"?
The vowel I makes me want to use 'an' but somehow 'a' sounds better to me.
"He may end up with a/an 'I can't do this' type of an attitude"?
The vowel I makes me want to use 'an' but somehow 'a' sounds better to me.
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Use "an"; "a" would be incorrect.
- Use "an"; "a" would be incorrect.
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He may end up with an 'I can't do this' type of an attitude.
He may end up with a 'can do' attitude.
He may end up with a 'this is impossible' attitude.
He may end up with an 'oh gee, this is impossible' attitude.
He may end up with a 'can do' attitude.
He may end up with a 'this is impossible' attitude.
He may end up with an 'oh gee, this is impossible' attitude.
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