You can say'A half' or 'one half.' You would use the phrase "a half" Both "a" and "an" are singular articles. If you are referring to only one half, you use "a half". 'A' is usually before words/verbs, unless the word starts with a vowel, then you use 'an'.
The word front has one syllable.
If there is division in a word problem it will be half, one fourth...
Thirty one and a half.
Hemisphere means one-half of the earth. Hemispheres are eastern and western or northern and southern.
Halfback runningback quarterback
The word front has one syllable.
The word front has one syllable.
"Half" is an adjective, as are the names of all numbers.
The likely word is "hemisphere" (one half of a sphere, one half of the Earth's surface).
4 and one half inches
The front half of the frog is called the Anterior.
Half court is two words.
one-half
Yes, the word 'hemisphere' is a noun; a word for one half of something shaped like a ball; the northern or southern halves of the planet divided by the Equator; one half of the brain; a word for a thing.
The one that ends in -er or has the word "more" in front of it.
One half feeds the front brakes and the other half feeds the rear brakes. If one half fails the other half helps you stop but not as efficiently.
BOTH..... but it depends on how u use it