By Sample, Consonants

The rule with a and an is that you use a when the word that follows it starts with a consonant sound, and you use an when the word that follows it starts with a vowel sound. You probably knew that given you used an correctly in your sentence, but I thought I'd mention that for others who may...

Englishuser wrote: Hi everyone, Is the writer of the below paragraph a native speaker of English or not? What do you think? The Old English Period 477 - 1066 The first Englishmen were foreigners. They came from Europe and settled in a country already inhabited by another race - the Britons....

Hi everyone, Is the writer of the below paragraph a native speaker of English or not? What do you think? The Old English Period 477 - 1066 The first Englishmen were foreigners. They came from Europe and settled in a country already inhabited by another race - the Britons. And it is to these...