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For example “I have an MBA” and “I know a mechanic”. When you pronounce the M from MBA, you hear the e in front, you’re saying em-bi-a. But for mechanic, you j
by ExoticPearTree 8d ago
For example “I have an MBA” and “I know a mechanic”.
When you pronounce the M from MBA, you hear the e in front, you’re saying em-bi-a. But for mechanic, you just have a stromg m.
This is what I mean by “if it sounds like a vowel”. And hence an and a.