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an honors degree or a honors degree , which is correct and why?
18 mei 2010 23:57
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19 mei 2010
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I agree with Cherry. Use "an" before unsounded h. an honorable peace. an honest error. See that when u make the same sound as the y in you, or o make the same sound as w in won, then a is used. a union a united front a unicorn a used napkin a U.S. ship a one-legged man
19 mei 2010
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Hello, An honors degree The indefinite article 'a' become 'an' when preceding nouns (words) starting with the vowels ( u ,a ,e,o,i ) and also when preceding nouns starting with (h) ,where the 'h' is not really pronounced as in the word 'honor'. It is rather pronounced 'Onor', so it starts with an 'o' sound. Notice: an honor but a house ( since the 'h' as a consonant is pronounced in this word ).
19 mei 2010
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