Where we must use article AN
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where the word starts with a vowel
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We must use the Article "an" when we are referring to any noun which starts with a vowel. There are some exceptions though.
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Do u know what are the expectional
For example, the word unique is spelled with a vowel at the beginning, but when spoken sounds as if it were beginning with a consonant. Thus, when used in a sentence, it must have an “a” as it article instead of “an”.
This exception mostly applies to words beginning with “u” or “eu”. For words beginning with “U”, it’s because these words sound as if they begin with a ‘y’ instead of a ‘u’. For eu, it’s because eu is pronounced as “you”, therefore the word “eulogy” is pronounced as “you-lo-gee”.
This exception mostly applies to words beginning with “u” or “eu”. For words beginning with “U”, it’s because these words sound as if they begin with a ‘y’ instead of a ‘u’. For eu, it’s because eu is pronounced as “you”, therefore the word “eulogy” is pronounced as “you-lo-gee”.
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