The word "university" starts with the letter "u," which is a vowel. However, it is pronounced with a "ju" sound, which is a consonant sound.
The general rule for articles:
Since "university" is pronounced as "ju-ni-ver-si-ty" (starting with a consonant sound), the correct article is "a."
The correct sentence is:
"He will join a university."
Thus, the correct answer is (A) "a".
List-I (Sentence) | List-II (Idiom) |
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(A) The officer tried to ______ his ideas with his superior by constantly praising. | (I) put your nose to the grindstone |
(B) She realised that she was in the wrong and promised to ______. | (II) read between the lines |
(C) You will do well at academics if you ______. | (III) turn over a new leaf |
(D) A cryptic writing-style forces you to ______ the true meaning of the piece. | (IV) curry favours |