2010-09-26, 04:52 PM
madanthony Wrote:"An unicorn" sounds way weirder than "a unicorn".
And as I've just learned by punching it in to Word, "a unicorn" would actually be correct and I know now that you don't go by the vowel so much as the sound. This is particularly good to know since I have incorrectly gone with the vowel for deciding whether to use a or an before an acronym many times.
![[Image: an-hero-3.jpg]](http://dogmaticapathy.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/an-hero-3.jpg)
An unicorn of the same caliber?

