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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
use of "a" or "an"
0 the sentence is 02 br
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00 .... to provide an reduction or continuation of the per month.... 02 br
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02 br
00 .... to provide an reduction or continuation of the per month.... 02 br
02 br
00 Is "an" acceptable, or 01 i 00 must 02 i 00 it be "a"? 02 br
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0 It is correct to use 'a reduction'. 02 br
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00 Use 'an' only when the following word begins with a vowel sound. 0-
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00 Use 'an' only when the following word begins with a vowel sound. 0-
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0 It's not acceptable, at all. The word 01 i 00 an 02 i 00 is only used before a vowel. You have to use 01 i 00 a 02 i 00 , otherwise it is considered a grammatical error. 02 br
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0 The word 01 b 01 i 00 an 02 i 00 is only used before a vowel. 02 b 00 (No, it is not correct; 'honest' doesn't begin with a vowel, but we've to say 'an honest man'.) 02 br
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00 This is Amy's reply: 01 i 00 Use 'an' only when the 02 i 01 b 01 i 00 following word begins with a vowel sound. 02 i 00 ('an h 0
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00 This is Amy's reply: 01 i 00 Use 'an' only when the 02 i 01 b 01 i 00 following word begins with a vowel sound. 02 i 00 ('an h 0
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