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Pratyusha Velaga: I've taken the test just now. There is a mistake in it. There is a question saying "Hungary is _ European country." Actually the answer is "a" But, it's showing it as "an". Please don't mislead/confuse a learner by giving such wrong answers. Article 'an' is used before "VOWEL SOUNDS" but not just vowels. There is difference between Speech sounds and alphabets in English. One vowel can be pronounced in several ways. In this question the word 'European' starts with a consonant sound /j/ (/jʊərəˈpiːən/). So, the article which we use is 'a'. Please correct it. And also please don't simply teach alphabets. Teach the sounds of those alphabets. That may be difficult at the beginning to any learner but, it make the process of learning perfect.
Babita Pansari: it will be an european becz it sounds as uropean and in articles we follow the pronounciation like an MBA
yadavalli naveenkumar: what you said is correct
Jenish Smart: dress properly v unable to concentrate on class
Rendi Poo: Kya hott maal he bee.. lund purra khaada ho gya
