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"an unusable" vs "a unusable"

Both 'an unusable' and 'a unusable' are incorrect. The correct article to use before 'unusable' is 'an' because the word starts with a vowel sound, but 'unusable' is an adjective and requires a noun after the article.

Last Updated: March 15, 2024

an unusable

Incorrect. 'An' is the correct article before 'unusable' due to the vowel sound, but 'unusable' is an adjective and needs a noun after the article.

The correct way to use 'unusable' is with a noun following it, such as 'an unusable situation' or 'an unusable device.'

a unusable

Incorrect. 'A' is not the correct article to use before 'unusable.'

The correct way to use 'unusable' is with a noun following it, such as 'a device that is unusable' or 'a situation that is unusable.'

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