Its in AN S2000 ?

 

"an" and "a" are based on how the word sounds. like "i will be there in AN hour" and not "a hour". the letter "s" sounds like "es".

 

i know, just sounds weird. "its in an s2000" vs "its in s2000"

 

stupid english grammar. f****king hard to learn. the vietnamese language doesn't have "a" "an" and "the". oh well

i love going topless!!!!

 

I'm pretty sure "an" is correct, and honestly sounds better to me, but I'm no grammar expert or grammar nazi.

 

It should actually be a S2000. The grammar rule is that one must use "an" before a word which begins with a vowel. Example: This is an annoying thread on grammar. Hence the saying should be: I don't always go topless, but when I do it's in a S2000.

I know what you mean about how it sounds, but this is what I do for a living. To throw some more salt on the wound, you need a comma after topless because the word "but" is a conjunction, which connects two ideas.

 

i knew it was gonna be the guy from dos equis

 

That little article can a PITA. The indefinite article (a/an) could be said to have an in-definitively specified use - not such a clean and simple rule as to be specified by whether it precedes a vowel or a consonant. Were 'S2000' a word, you would be correct. It is correct to say, "My car is a Honda." It is not correct to say, "Here is a H." It is correct to say, "My exhaust system makes a sound I enjoy hearing." It is not correct to say, "A S2000 is a fantastic car!" You would, however, be absolutely correct.

 

Whatever the case, I'll continue to say "it's an S2000." Where I live, "an" = "un," and it rolls off the tongue much easier

Stay thirsty my friend.