Dakota F*** that guy

[Custommx3]

"BUY AN MX-3 DECAL and MX-3.com Stays online!"

there is no bad grammar there buddy

[992mmx3]

Wait, you took out the part that said NOS wiht twan trbz.

[Tyler17rose]

I learnt in school that your only supposed to use AN when the next work directly after begines with a vowel. There for it would have to be Buy a mx-3 decal .... not buy AN mx-3 decal. But i'm probably horrible wrong. English wasnt my best subject at all.

[2RotorsNaDream]

As you said you only use "an" after a WORD that starts with a vowel. He said buy an M (which is a letter)X-3 sticker. That rule is only for words, not letters that start with vowels.

[mx3TT]

To me AN sounds better then A for this situation. But like T-Rose, I didnt do very good in english.

[jplar]

There are exceptions to the an before a vowel rule. Would you ever say "it's a hour from now?" And it seems most people, when saying the model of our car, say em ex three,(phonetically speaking of course).

[tical]

acually, no matter what it sounds like the "an" rule stays in effect. but i write whatever sounds better to me though...

just my two cents...

Justin

[Spydie]

Originally posted by T-Rose:
I learnt in school that your only supposed to use AN when the next work directly after begines with a vowel. There for it would have to be Buy a mx-3 decal .... not buy AN mx-3 decal. But i'm probably horrible wrong. English wasnt my best subject at all.

and it's "learned" not learnt.
and "you're" not your

while it would be "an" if the next word started with a vowel, because "M" is pronounced 'em' then AN is correct.

[tical]

darren, your exactly right on that one...

[tical]

he didn't spell "begins" right either.

[UnkleDuke]

The 'a' or 'an' refers to the noun, not the preceding. As in 'a decal', not 'an decal', or 'an hour' not 'a hour'.
Anyway, scroll back up to the top.

[cjthor]

This is WAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYY off topic. Somebody close this.

[UnkleDuke]

Agreed...
Flaya... Did you end up resolving the problem or not?

[ScAb BoY]

yea we did a long time ago
the only time you use an is if it is before a letter that starts with i vowel, sometimes H because it can be silent so then the next sound would be the O.

Hey and leave that one guy alone hes from Canada. they spell there words differently. Ie: Color Colour
HAHA!
But hey im not the best in english either