This document discusses the use of articles "a" and "an" in English. It explains that these articles are used to point out singular nouns, usually referring to one person, place, animal or thing. The article "a" is used with nouns that begin with consonant sounds, while "an" is used with nouns beginning with vowel sounds, with some exceptions. The document provides examples for both articles and an exercise for learners to practice using them correctly.

1. THE USE OF ARTICLE
“A” AND “AN”

2. What is article?
Article “a” and “an” are to point
out singular nouns. Usually seen
with one person, one place, one
animal and one thing

3. Article “a”
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4. ARTICLE “A”
The article “a” used with nouns that
begin with consonant.

5. A BUS

6. A COW

7. A ZOO

8. A PHONE

9. A GIRL

10. Article “an”
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11. ARTICLE “AN”
The article “an” used with nouns
begin with vowel sound.

12. AN UMBRELLA

13. AN OCTOPUS

14. AN ORANGE

15. AN ICE CREAM

16. AN ELEPHANT

17. Hour = A Hour
Hour = An Hour
EXCEPTION
Unicorn = An Unicorn
Unicorn = A Unicorn
Uniform = An Uniform
Uniform = A Uniform

18. PREPARE YOUR ENGLISH
VISION BOOK

19. Exercise
1. It is _____ dog.
2. It is _____ egg.
3. It is _____ pencil.
4. It is _____ car
5. It is _____ owl

20. Exercise
6. He is _____ clever boy.
7. I want _____ apple
8. She ate _____ banana.
9. She is not ____ old lady.
10. Brian came ____ hour ago.

21. 11. Nia has ____ idea.
12. Aladdin has ____ magic lantern.
13. I bought ____ umbrella fro my mom.
14. I saw ____ lion at the zoo.
15. My mother told me ____ interesting
story.

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