A – an
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The document discusses when to use "a" or "an" before a word. It states that "a" should be used if the next word begins with a consonant sound, while "an" should be used if the next word begins with a vowel sound. It provides examples of words that take "a" or "an" to demonstrate this rule.
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A – an
- 1. A – AN
- 2. If you have to use a or an depends on the sound the word begins with. If the first sound is If the first sound is a consonant you have to use a. a vowel you have to use an. banana orange a sandwich an apple toffee ice - cream
- 3. overhead apple projector ugly T - shirt beautiful dress hamster walkman English book banana sweater angry man game boy box hamburger ice - cream English name friend dog duck folder umbrella pen old house pencil animal chair
- 4. overhead an apple projector an ugly T - shirt beautiful dress a hamster walkman an English book banana a sweater angry man a game boy box a hamburger ice - cream an English name friend a dog duck a folder umbrella a pen old house a pencil animal chair
- 5. an overhead an apple a projector an ugly T - shirt a beautiful dress a hamster a walkman an English book a banana a sweater an angry man a game boy a box a hamburger an ice - cream an English name a friend a dog a duck a folder an umbrella a pen an old house a pencil an animal a chair