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And of course it's even more complex when you mix UK vs US English: - an herb (US), where the "h" is silent - a herb (UK) Cue confusion about "an historic".
by ad133 3y ago
And of course it's even more complex when you mix UK vs US English:
- an herb (US), where the "h" is silent
- a herb (UK)
Cue confusion about "an historic".