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Efan Posted 13 years ago
Science & IT

Which indefinite article is the righter one about a scientific abbreviation

I really wonder which indefinite article is the righter one about the scientific abbreviation "SEO". According to these opinions over there (http://www.seo-forum-seo-luntan.com/seo/%27an-seo%27-or-%27a-seo%27-which-indefinite-article-is-the-right-one/) according to the spelling it is "a", but according to the pronunciation it is "an". Are they both right or not? How do you think?
  

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Hi, Be guided by the way it is pronounced, and not by the spelling. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, Be guided by the way it is pronounced, and not by the spelling.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Be guided by the way it is pronounced, and not by the spelling.

Clive
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PS: There is no word "righter." Which one is right. Which one is used more often.
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