I'm pretty sure its ''A Horrific'' because I know that the article "An" is used only with words starting with a vowel.
Am I right? I have seen online blogs being using "an horrific". Now I'm left with doubts
I know horrific in an adjective, I just want to know what article is right to use.
Ex. An horrific injury / A horrific injury
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03-12-2010, 05:01 PM #1BarcaGunnerz
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