Use a if the first sound sounds like a consonant:
For example:
Use an if the first syllable starts with a vowel-sound:
For example:
The same applies to how you say "An honest..." (Aw-nest) and "A hamburger" (Ham-bur-ger).
As an example, it is a motorcar, not an motorcar.
yes i have
M is before N and after L
before you go to bed you make sure you have your dreams the way you want them to be then you say before going to bed i m gonna say i m gonna know i m dreaming
cos(l/pi)<m^-1
it means that there middle name starts with a m
Mo (M' before a vowel)
The m in m.wikipedia.org means mobile. This is the mobile-friendly version of Wikipedia.
M means 1000 V means 5
Mu (the sound of m. Looks like u with an extended left or M as a capital)
pm is to after noon i guess * * * * * Correct! The Latin origins for the abbreviations are ante meridiem (before noon) and post meridiem (afetr noon).
P M comes before Maitland if you approach it from the North.
Mainly made out of chocolate inside and hardened coating, but I don't suggest eating too much before bed!