This document discusses the use of articles (a, an, the) in English grammar. It explains that "a" is used before words beginning with consonants, such as "a doctor", "a big car", and "a girl". "A" is also used before words beginning with "u" when it sounds like "you", like "a university", and before words beginning with "eu" when it sounds like "you", like "a European city". "An" is used before words beginning with vowels like "an apple", "an elephant", and "an orange".

1. ARTICLE
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2. PRACTICE GRAMMAR
Articles
a, an, or the

3. FIRST, LET’S COMPARE
A
and an

4. we use a before words
which begin with
consonants
(b,c,d,f…)

5. a doctor
a big car
a girl

6. we also use a before u when it
sounds like the word ‘you’ and
before eu
sounds like ‘
you ’ starts with
u = university a
university

7. sounds like ‘ you ’
starts with = eu
a Eu ropean city
we use an before words
which begin with vowels
(a,e,i,o,u)