SI DICE PER ESEMPIO O AD ESEMPIO? ✍🏻
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✍🏻 Sono utilizzabili entrambe le forme, ma con accortezza fonetica. Se nella frase prevale il suono a, non dovreste scrivere "ad esempio"; "per esempio" andrebbe usato dopo aver verificato se nella frase prevalgano o meno i suoni p o r.
⛔️😱 Potreste dire: "ad esempio" contraddice la regola della d eufonica.
Perché la d va inserita anche se "esempio" non inizia con "a"?
➡️ Si tratta di un caso di locuzione cristallizzata, facente parte di quelle locuzioni che così sono entrate nel lessico e così andrebbero scritte.
Altri esempi: "ad eccezione di", "dare ad intendere".
❇️ Mi affascina e mi stupisce la nostra lingua per tutte le sue incredibili regole e variazioni.
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