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The phrase "an shift" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "shift" is "a" since "shift" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "I need a shift in my perspective to understand the issue better."
Alternatives: "a change" or "a transition".
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"For those of us in the energy industry, the challenges are about how we respond to the big shifts we are seeing - a shift in demand towards emerging economies and an shift in supply towards a greater diversity of energy sources," said Bob Dudley, BP chief executive.
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2. A shift; an evasion.
Or a shift blousey?
That's a shift.
Then came a shift.
A shift lasted eight hours.
"There has been a shift.
Gradually, there was a shift.
"There's been a shift.
This marks a shift.
A shift toward protectionism.
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