Originally posted by Tingkai
The New York Times stylebook and the Webster dictionary and the Encarta dictionary all say write "a historical" not an historical.
The New York Times stylebook and the Webster dictionary and the Encarta dictionary all say write "a historical" not an historical.
a and an. Pronunciation is the guide, so it is a hotel and a history book,a NATO contingent, but an RAN ship or an NEC television set. A special case is a NSW man, because most people read the initials as New South Wales
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