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Kodachen1 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

... such as this music style

Dear Sir,

Is my English right, when I write this sentence?

this sentence:
'It's a pity, that she didn't continue to do such as this music style."

I will be very gladful to hear my mistakes.Emotion: smile

Thank you for your help.
  

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Say eg 'It's a pity that she didn't continue to play in a musical style such as this."
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We also use 'glad' (in the sense of pleased, happy) not gladful, THNC. And I'd suggest "to learn my mistakes." or even better "to have my mistakes corrected."
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ok..thank you.

ist that right?

a cute little dog or an cute little dog?
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It's a good idea to start a new thread when the questions are not related.

In short, we use "an" before a vowel sound. Is there a vowel sound at the start of "cute"?
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I just want to write
"a cute little dog."
is that right? a or an?
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You can answer that yourself if you look back at Barbara's post.
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An cute little dog?
Yes or no?
I don't understand.please write my question to the right vocal.
Thank you
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A cute little dog is correct. You use "an" only when it preceeds a word or an acronym that begins with a vowel.
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...that begins with a vowel SOUND. Not a vowel.
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Thank you, Barbara.
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