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by chimpansteve
1211 days ago
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It's also not unheard of for native English speakers to use it differently (in speech, at least) as a consequence of regional accents. I would use "a history book", because my accent pronounces the h sound. My wife says "an istory book", because her accent drops the h. But yeah, it should be easier when you're just dealing with text I guess |
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