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There are words that some British accents pronounce with an initial consonant while Americans it with a vowel sound, so accordingly Brits use the 'a' article wh
by kbelder 1mo ago
There are words that some British accents pronounce with an initial consonant while Americans it with a vowel sound, so accordingly Brits use the 'a' article while Americans use 'an'. A case where accent changes the grammar of a sentence.
Similar to the name 'Herb' vs the vegetative 'herb'. A Herb vs an herb.
- SwellJoe 1mo agoSo you pronounce it "a hexit" with a hard "h"?