I am going to put this text in a presentation: "EFSM is (a/an) FSM..." The slides should be intelligible without the speaker. Now a reader could read it as "a Finite State Machine", or as "an Eff Ess Em". What is the best way to go about it?

We kicked off a Topic of the Week series on a few other sites, and now we're bringing it to Literature! The basic idea is to increase the content we have about hot topics (authors, books, etc). In light of the release of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo movie last week, we're going to start off wi...

In my English book, I've noticed that there is no comma before a sentence like this one : I like banana, apple and orange. That's what I've learned and used to used for a long time. However, sometimes I find sentences like this one: I like banana, apple, and orange. at the same book!....