[ SECRET POST #4193 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4193 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA I think they're more commenting on the 'an historian' when it should be 'a historian' bit when they're bitching about how awful everyone's fic is

[(Anonymous)]

"An historian" is a recognized usage, albeit a little old-fashioned at this point

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt
I'm pretty sure it's a valid form. I prefer acting as though people will pronounce the 'h', but Americans keep writing 'an herb' anyway.

[(Anonymous)]

You should write whichever sounds more natural to you

and "an herb" is more natural in American pronunciation

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT - Yeah, that's what I was talking about too. Historian is pronounced with a soft H because the stress is not in the first syllable, so depending on the grammar rules you follow 'an historian' is just as correct as 'a historian'.