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26 Nov 2020
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English (US)
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https://youtu.be/32LN93ujtBo
At 0:40 song called hit it from the back
He said ( a invite ) instead of (an invite )
Did he make a mistake or say it deliberately ???
Does this sound natural in real life ???
https://youtu.be/32LN93ujtBo
At 0:40 song called hit it from the back
He said ( a invite ) instead of (an invite )
Did he make a mistake or say it deliberately ???
Does this sound natural in real life ???
At 0:40 song called hit it from the back
He said ( a invite ) instead of (an invite )
Did he make a mistake or say it deliberately ???
Does this sound natural in real life ???
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- English (US)
'an invite' is correct. 'invite' starts with a vowel. always use an before a word beginning with a vowel or a word that sounds like it starts with a vowel ( an example is 'honor') ((and see, I used 'an' in front of 'example'))
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@kitopo6408ffyd
It’s not uncommon for songs to not follow strict grammar, especially rap. This could be how he speaks, or it just flowed better as he was rapping.
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@Popcornweekend this is true. it isn't the way the language should be learned but many speak incorrectly or, for rap, grammar isn't followed strictly for flow. rap probably isn't the best place to learn English ;)
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