The document is a student's book page that identifies various objects in English. It asks "What's this in English?" and provides the English translation for 14 different items, including an electronic organizer, pen, manual, mobile phone, electronic pass, passport, English dictionary, map, pencil, umbrella, key, torch, identity card, alarm clock, ticket, and newspaper. It concludes with a brief note about using "a" versus "an" with singular nouns.

1. Identifying things
Student’s book- page 6

2. What’s this in English?
It’s an electronic organizer

3. What’s this in English?
It’s a pen

4. What’s this in English?
It’s a manual

5. What’s this in English?
It’s a mobile phone

6. What’s this in English?
It’s an electronic pass

7. What’s this in English?
It’s a passport

8. What’s this in English?
It’s an English dictionary

9. What’s this in English?
It’s a map

10. What’s this in English?
It’s a pencil

11. What’s this in English?
It’s an umbrella

12. What’s this in English?
It’s a key

13. What’s this in English?
It’s a torch

14. What’s this in English?
It’s an identity card

15. What’s this in English?
It’s an alarm o’clock

16. What’s this in English?
It’s a ticket

17. What’s this in English?
It’s a newspaper

18. What’s this in English?
It’s a battery

19. We use a / an for singular nouns:
 a is for nouns that begin with consonant sounds.
a battery
 an is for nouns that begin with vowel sounds.
an umbrella