The world's never gonna look the same after this.
Isn't that obvious?
Freaking English
"I spent an hour at a university library."
I put a. When I pronounce it the H isn't silent
Lrn2eng
There are still people who put "an" before words like "history" and "hotel", even though those words now have the h pronounced. It's a good way to sound posh, but it mostly survives in writing.
"an" is used in front of any word that starts with a vowel sound except "y". It's literally one of the easiest grammar lessons in English.
Note that I said 'sound'
The world's never gonna look the same after this.
Isn't that obvious?
Freaking English
"I spent an hour at a university library."
I put a. When I pronounce it the H isn't silent
Lrn2eng
There are still people who put "an" before words like "history" and "hotel", even though those words now have the h pronounced. It's a good way to sound posh, but it mostly survives in writing.
"an" is used in front of any word that starts with a vowel sound except "y". It's literally one of the easiest grammar lessons in English.
Note that I said 'sound'