Which is correct? I have an opinion, so lets here yours! 1. A new officer OR 2. AN new officer
I need backup here, so I can state my case. Include websites!
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a new officer
you only put an if it is before a vowel. it would be “AN officer gave me a ticket” if NEW was taken out.
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the first one is correct
1. A new officer
it might have been number 2
if it went like this
an officer
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A new officer. An is only used before words that start with a vowel sound. This means vowel “sound”, not necessarily a vowel. For instance, “uniform” begins with a vowel, but not a vowel sound, so you’d say “A uniform”, not “An uniform”. Honor starts with a consonant, but the H is silent, so the word starts with a vowel sound–“An honor”, not “A honor”.
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A new officer is corrent. Use AN only when the next words starts with a vowel
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Your first sentence should be: “I have an opinion, so let’s hear your’s. To answer your question, 1 is correct, “new” begins with a phonetic consonant, so it takes “a” rather than “an”.
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if i hjad been in your place i would have been opted for an new officer….you must do your carer counselling…they take about 1500rs per day..it will take about 1 or2 days …..hardly 2……and wazz up did not meet online after a long time and reply me on [email protected]….don’t forget
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