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I Am a Proud Grammar Nazi

If the word you are referencing starts with a vowel, you should be using "an". If it starts with a consonant, you would use "a". For example: I had [b]an[/b] awesome weekend." versus, "I had [b]a[/b] bad day."

"He was holding an adorable cat." versus, "I thought it was a really cute puppy!"

Come on, people. Basic english here!
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AnarchoMetalchic · 36-40
@SakuraShimeji This rule applies to how you would both speak, and write in english.
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hunkalove · 61-69, M
You don't know what "versus" means. Some grammar nazi!
AnarchoMetalchic · 36-40
@hunkalove Versus: As opposed to; in contrast to.
Colourflame · 18-21, F
the sound of a vowel not a vowel
jeancolby · 31-35, F
Spelling as well.

 
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