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- 02-Aug-2011, 07:22 #1
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Which is correct "a temporary issue" OR "an temporary issue"? Hi,
I would like to know which of the following sentences is true:
"It seems to be an temporary issue"
OR
"It seems to be a temporary issue"
Thanks,
Heather
- 02-Aug-2011, 07:41 #2
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Re: Which is correct "a temporary issue" OR "an temporary issue"? 'Temporary' begins with a consonant, so 'an' is incorrect.
'An issue' is, of course, correct.
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