Question

what we use before year a or an if a so its pronounced starts from e and an so y is their tell​

Answer 1

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The indefinite article 'a' is used before words beginning with a consonant sound, including 'y' and 'w' sounds,” writes Garner's Modern American Usage. 'The other form, 'an,' is used before words beginning with a vowel sound.

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Answer 2

YOUR ANSWER:

We only use an before a vowel. Y is sometimes pronounced as a vowel. But commonly at the end of a word such as gym, cycle, baby etc. when it has a long E sound. At the beginning of a word Y has a ‘ya’ sound, not vowel sound. So your answer would be ‘A year’ not ‘An year’.

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