When a word begins with the letter "h", which is better to use "a" or "an"?
January 12, 2017
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In English, there's much emphasis on the sound when we have to choose an article. If the word starts with a consonant but has a vowel sound, then we use 'an'. But if it has a consonant sound, then we use 'a'. E.g. A history book, an honest (h silent) man, an hour (h silent), a horse.
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it depends....if h is silent and after that there is a vowel then we use an ...but if h is not silent...then we use a... for example an hour..... a horse..
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Both 'a and an' are suitable for the words starting with 'h'. It depends upon the sound. Example:- 1) For hour we spell it as 'our', so we use 'an'. 2) For hat we spell it as 'hat' only, so we use 'a'.
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