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Grammar nits: "A NDA" should say "an NDA." The ellipsis should be three dots, and there shouldn't be a space before it.
by bulatb 13y ago
Grammar nits: "A NDA" should say "an NDA." The ellipsis should be three dots, and there shouldn't be a space before it.
- jonah 13y agoPunctuation nit: an ellipsis is an actual character… … or …
- mjhea0 13y agoupdated. just for you. <3
- eatmyshorts 13y agoActually, both are acceptable in this case. If you read the abbreviation using the words they stand for, i.e. "non-disclosure agreement", then "a" is correct. If you read the abbreviation as letters, i.e. "N-D-A", then "an" is correct. Source: http://www.gpuss.co.uk/english_usage/a_or_an.htm http://www.gpuss.co.uk/english_usage/a_or_an.htm