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by Nancy Guzman 6 years ago

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In English grammar, the usage of articles "a" and "an" is determined by the initial sound of the word that follows them. "A" is used with words that start with a consonant sound, whereas "

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by Cristina Battaglia

Articles a, an

by Estefany Santos

Phonetics

by Rafał Karoń

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by Cristina Battaglia

an interesting map

In English grammar, the usage of articles "a" and "an" is determined by the initial sound of the word that follows them. "A" is used with words that start with a consonant sound, whereas "

countable

Articles a, an

Phonetics

countable

a university

a uniform

a unicor.

nouns and adjetives that start with uni- also take the indefinite article ¨a¨.

examples

do you have a pen?

they have an idea.

articles a-an

2.use ¨an¨ with words that start with a vowel sound.

1.use ¨a¨, ¨and¨ only wiyh singular nouns.

Subtema

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Mindomo

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an interesting map

In English grammar, the usage of articles "a" and "an" is determined by the initial sound of the word that follows them. "A" is used with words that start with a consonant sound, whereas "

countable

Articles a, an

Phonetics

countable

a university

a uniform

a unicor.

nouns and adjetives that start with uni- also take the indefinite article ¨a¨.

examples

do you have a pen?

they have an idea.

articles a-an

2.use ¨an¨ with words that start with a vowel sound.

1.use ¨a¨, ¨and¨ only wiyh singular nouns.

Subtema

Topic principal

Spread the word about Mindomo

Mindomo

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Faq