Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• checker is flagging the latter. A: In the United States, the ...
• Feb 20, 2007 ... Ergo, does one say tarragon is an herb or tarragon is a herb? My Microsoft Office spell
• 'yo you a herb, if you say you rhyme off the mind but your hype mans backin up every single line' 'you a herb, if you steal out the tip
• Sep 16, 2009 ... Q: I can't help responding to your blog posting regarding “a herb” vs. “an herb.” Any word that starts with a vowel has “an” in front of it. “Herb” ...
• (as modifier): a herb garden. 3. (Recreational Drugs) Caribbean a slang term for marijuana. [C13: from Old French herbe, from Latin herba grass, green plants].
• cup if you still wear a hat with  ...

• Sep 16, 2009 ... Q: I can't help responding to your blog posting regarding “a herb” vs. “an herb.” Any word that starts with a vowel has “an” in front of it. “Herb” ...
• For American English because the "h" in herb is not pronounced it would be "an herb" because the "e" is a vowel and that is the first sound. Whereas in British ...
• Feb 20, 2007 ... Q: Tarragon, dill, rosemary, and thyme are herbs. The “h” is silent in describing them generically. Ergo, does one say tarragon is an herb or ...
• If you're an American English speaker would spell it "an herb", comparable to "an hour" because the 'h' is silent in both. If you're a British (or ...