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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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0Which is, please, the correct form and why?02br
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001. She works as A hostess or she works as AN hostess? (I think it is A hostess because the H is not a silent consonant).02br
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002. I work for the company "Travel" or I work at the company "Travel's" ? (is the "s" needed in the second case?) Is it possible to say: "I work in the company Travel?02br
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003. Today is Tuesday or today it is Tuesday?0-
  

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12br 12br 101. She works as A hostess or she works as AN hostess? 12font 12b 12br 12br 102.

— Philip

  • 12br 12br 101.
  • She works as A hostess or she works as AN hostess?
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  • 10I work for the company "Travel"10 or I work at the company "Travel's" ?
  • ) Is it possible to say: "I work in the company Travel?
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10Which is, please, the correct form and why?12br
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101. She works as A hostess or she works as AN hostess? (I think it is A hostess because the H is not a silent consonant).11b11font10You are correct.12font12b12br
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0 Hi Philip,02br
00what's wrong with "Today it's Tuesday" or "It's Tuesday today"? 02br
00I thought they were possible too...02br
00Thanks.02br
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0 Nothing's wrong with them. Both are acceptable. 0-
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