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âA hallucination,â or âAn hallucinationâ ? I went with âAâ but I originally wrote âAn,â you can see the extra space in the balloon for the letter.
A is correct in America. How do the Brits pronounce it (and it wouldnât surprise me if it was different in different areas there)?
From http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/a-versus-an.aspx
One complication is when words are pronounced differently in British and American English. For example, the word for a certain kind of plant is pronounced âerbâ in American English and âherbâ in British English. In the rare cases where this is a problem, use the form that will be expected in your country or by the majority of your readers.
tgaml over 14 years ago
âA hallucination,â or âAn hallucinationâ ? I went with âAâ but I originally wrote âAn,â you can see the extra space in the balloon for the letter.
comicsnoob over 14 years ago
âAâ is correct because the next word begins with a consonant sound.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 14 years ago
Either way, Iâm afraid he wasnât hallucinating! Just go into any store! :-(
Larry Miller Premium Member over 14 years ago
A is correct in America. How do the Brits pronounce it (and it wouldnât surprise me if it was different in different areas there)?
From http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/a-versus-an.aspx One complication is when words are pronounced differently in British and American English. For example, the word for a certain kind of plant is pronounced âerbâ in American English and âherbâ in British English. In the rare cases where this is a problem, use the form that will be expected in your country or by the majority of your readers.
dougsathome over 14 years ago
Donât touch his junk.
3hourtour Premium Member over 14 years ago
..itâs âan hourâ so,âwhomâ knows?âŠ