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Originally Posted by Martin 
Words beginning with h, o and u sometimes begin with a vowel sound, sometimes a consonant sound.
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I didn't know that
I simply thought, 'an' came before a vowel and 'a' came before a consonant.
So based on that..
A horrified flower = correct posh
An 'orrified flower = correct cockney
Seriously though, that article does make sense, as that's how we actually speak (not the cockney version, in my case though
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