Huh! Weird English grammar thing I've never thought about before:
In the chant "Give me a {LETTER}", what are the rules about when you use "an" and when you use "a"? Because it's not just vowels versus consonants!
"Give me an T!" <- This is clearly wrong
"Give me a F!" <- But this is also clearly wrong???
"Give me an U!" <- This is very very wrong
I had to think about why this is for a bit, and here it is:
The answer
Those examples aren't "Give me a T!" or "Give me an F!" - they're "Give me a tee!" and "Give me an eff!". "Give me a yuu!". "Give me an aitch!" or "Give me a haitch!"
