"An holistic" is the wrong way to say it. You have to say "a holistic" because you only use "an" before a vowel (a, e, u, e, o). You use "a" before anything that is not a vowel.
Not exactly true. What about:
A user
A university
A unicycle
An hour
An honour
You would use 'an' before any word that begins with the sound of a vowel.
Holistic is healing the body as a whole. It is treating the whole body to health and being healthy for more preventative reasons rather than just a certain part.
to do with the word holism - which means the theory that whole entities have an existence other than as the mere sum of their parts
Is it a holistic approach.
There is no hard-and-fast rule for "an" or "a" prior to a word beginning with "h", however the correct usage is "an holistic". See below for some examples of usage: an hotel an historian an holistic a hunter a holiday a human
In American English it is "...an holistic approach" or "...a holistic approach." Either is acceptable.Generally, the article "a" is used for consonant sounds, and the article "an" is used for vowel sounds. However, it is advised by the Merriam-Webster Dictionary that we can use anbefore an h- word that begins with an unstressed syllable. Thus, we might say "...an his-TOR-ical moment," but we would say, "...a HIS-tory book. There are many writers who call this an affectation and prefer that we say a historical, but this is a stylistic choice, a matter of preference.
The word holistic means looking at the whole instead of just one part. Probably, a holistic score is a score based on multiple areas of assessment.
it is a place
There is a difference of opinion on this. Some use "an" in front of certain words that begin with a non-silent "h", but others think it that there is no reason these words should be treated differently from other words that begin with consonants. That is, some would say "an historic" and "an holistic", while others think it is fine to say "a historic" and "a holistic".
maksud pendekatan " the holistic appoach method" dalam ilmu antropologi
No.
There is no hard-and-fast rule for "an" or "a" prior to a word beginning with "h", however the correct usage is "an holistic". See below for some examples of usage: an hotel an historian an holistic a hunter a holiday a human
Yes.
A holistic approach to health considers all aspects of a person's needs: mental, social, spiritual, and physical.
Think of holistic like "whole body treatment," including mind, body, and social factors.
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The Holistic Dental Network defines the field as: ''an approach to Dentistry that promoted health and wellness instead of the treatment of disease. This approach to Dentistry encompasses both modern science and knowledge drawn from the worlds great traditions on natural healing.'' Holistic Dentistry acknowledges and deals with the mind, body and spirit of the patient, not just his or her ''Teeth''.
That's not even a question
I would suggest contacting the Holistic Mom's Network of Boise, Idaho. These mother's believe that a holistic approach to healing is far superior than prescription drugs. You can contact them from their website here: http://boiseid.holisticmoms.org/
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