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She has {Fill_Regular} French name but she’s English, not French.

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Concept: The composition A is used before words that begin with a consonant. The composition ‘ an ’ is used before words that begin with a vowel and ‘ the ’ is used before proper nouns.
In the given judgment the word ‘ French ’ begins with ‘ F ’ which is a consonant. thus, the composition ‘ a ’ will be used. The judgment will therefore read ‘ She has a French name but she’s English, not French ’. So, the correct answer is “Option B”.
Option A is wrong because ‘ an ’ isn't used before a word which begins with a consonant. It's placed before words that start with vowels similar to, an egg, an apple, an orange,etc.
‘ The ’ in option C is incorrect because we're talking about the girl being French and not about all the French people in general. Since we're talking about a specific girl, we use A.
Option D, is not a correct the answer.
Hence, option B is the correct answer.

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