Nicolas – Dites-moi, Alex, j’ai un doute affreux tout à coup… Quelqu’un qui a du mal cicatriser quand il se coupe, on appelle bien ça un hermaphrodite, non ?
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Nicolas — Tell me, Alex, I suddenly have an horrible doubt... Someone who heals slowly after a cut, is a hermaphrodite, right ?
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Mazamie 559
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Nicolas — Tell me, Alex, I suddenly have a horrible doubt... Someone who heals slowly after a cut, is a hermaphrodite, right ?
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Mazamie 559
1 day, 18 hours ago
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You're a perfect teacher, Wendy, thanks a lot !
by Mazamie 1 day, 17 hours agoHello Beatrice: In this case it would be: a horrible doubt . . .
The Sound Rule:The choice between "a" and "an" depends on the sound of the next word, not the spelling.
by Merlin57 2 days, 4 hours agoConsonants vs. Vowels: Use "a" before consonant sounds and "an" before vowel sounds.
Pronounced H: Because you distinctly voice the /h/ at the beginning of "horrible," it acts as a consonant sound.
Examples: You say "a horrible mistake" or "a horrible day," just like "a house" or "a hat."