Indefinite articles

A
1. It precedes singular countable nouns that begins with a consonant sound
2. A CAT , A BOOK, A MOUSE
AN
1. It precedes singular countable nouns that begins with a vowel sound.
2. AN ELEPHANT AN UMBRELLA AN APPLE
Grammar
1. to indicate any non-specified member of a group or category.
2. A & AN come before countbable nouns.
  Annotations:
  - a countable noun is something that can be counted.
  - one cat two cats one book two books
3. Both are use with countable nouns that are singular.
4. REMEBER!!! We do not use an indefinite article with plural nouns or uncount nouns:
Examples
1. a boy.
2. an itchy sweater.
3. an ugly duck.
4. a helicopter.
5. a car.
6. Practice
  1. John is an doctor.
    Annotations:
    - John is a doctor.
  2. Mary is training to be a engineer.
    Annotations:
    - Mary is training to be an engineer.
  3. University
    Annotations:
    - An university
  4. Hour
    Annotations:
    - An hour
  5. A elephant and an mouse fell in love.
    Annotations:
    - An elephant and a mouse fell in love.

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	Created by Kiara Chocho about 4 years ago