Definite and indefinite articles | The parts of speech | Grammar | Khan Academy

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Let's not forget about H... AN hour vs A house.

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An historian.

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@@1bgrant incorrect

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@@1bgrant You do pronounce the 'h' in historian, so it's an 'a'. In 'hour', you don't pronounce the 'h' thus it's 'an'.

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We can use AN only when the word after has a vowel at the start of it.👍

[@necronicles]

not always

[@YashasS-m8o]

@@necronicles then when

[@necronicles]

@@YashasS-m8o it depends on the word's phonetics and how it's pronounced.
Words like: Hour, Honor, Honest, etc. Even though they start with consonant letters, they do not use 'a' but instead 'an'
"It's an honor to meet you"
"I am an honest person"
So it's not about the letter, but by how it sounds.

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@@necronicles I see so we can also use it for H but most of the times it's a vowel.

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​@@YashasS-m8oNo, u are getting it completely wrong
When the first letter of a word sounds as if it stars with a vowel then we use 'an', try pronouncing 'honor' it sounds more like 'oner' and this pronunciation has 'o' at it start. Therefore we use 'an' article

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In speech a, an, and the are not pronounced as you say them at the 4 second mark. The way you pronounce it here confuses non-native speakers.

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