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A/An
The Article ‘a’ is used before countable nouns beginning with consonant sounds. (b, c, d, f, g, I and etc.)
Example
A boy
A cat
A dog
A fish
A girl
The Article ‘an’ is used before countable nouns beginning with vowel sounds. (a, e, i, o, u.)
An apple
An elephant
An umbrella
An ice cubebe
An orange
(* Countable nouns are nouns that can be counted. For example- you can count trees, animals and people)
When do you use a/ an?
1) Refers to a general, countable item (one item)
“Please pass me a plate, please get me a drink, I bought a shirt.”
2) However, we use a/ an in expressions referring to more than one thing
A few, A number of, A great deal of, A great amount, A little, A lot, A small amount of
Exercises
Put a/an before these words
1. Ox
2. Yatch
3. Agreement
4. House
5. Formula
6. Uniform
7. Humming bird
8. Yellow submarine
9. Unicorn
10. Experience
11. Pink dress
12. Exciting party
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