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Articles a, an

The use of articles "a" and "an" in English depends on the initial sound of the following word. When a word begins with a vowel sound, the article "an" is used to ensure smooth pronunciation.

Subordinating conjuntions

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Conditional Sentences

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Articles a, an

Use a before all the words that start with a consonant sound. In English, almost all words that begin with a conson0ant will be preceded by the article ('a'). EXAMPLE:

A Potato

A Banana

A Lamp

A Giraffe

A Table

A Hause

There is a simple way to remember this. When the word begins with a vowel (a, e, i, o, u), then you should use ('an') because it sounds better and sounds more appropriate when you say it. EXAMPLE:

An ice_cream

An Umbrella

An Apple

An Elephant

An Owl

An Egg

Articles a, an

The use of articles "a" and "an" in English depends on the initial sound of the following word. When a word begins with a vowel sound, the article "an" is used to ensure smooth pronunciation.

Subordinating conjuntions

TAG QUESTION

What is a hero?

Conditional Sentences

Articles a, an

Use a before all the words that start with a consonant sound. In English, almost all words that begin with a conson0ant will be preceded by the article ('a'). EXAMPLE:

A Potato

A Banana

There is a simple way to remember this. When the word begins with a vowel (a, e, i, o, u), then you should use ('an') because it sounds better and sounds more appropriate when you say it. EXAMPLE:

An ice_cream

An Umbrella

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Articles a, an

The use of articles "a" and "an" in English depends on the initial sound of the following word. When a word begins with a vowel sound, the article "an" is used to ensure smooth pronunciation.

Subordinating conjuntions

TAG QUESTION

What is a hero?

Conditional Sentences

Articles a, an

Use a before all the words that start with a consonant sound. In English, almost all words that begin with a conson0ant will be preceded by the article ('a'). EXAMPLE:

A Potato

A Banana

There is a simple way to remember this. When the word begins with a vowel (a, e, i, o, u), then you should use ('an') because it sounds better and sounds more appropriate when you say it. EXAMPLE:

An ice_cream

An Umbrella

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Faq