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About a Stereotypes
Today I was thinking about a stereotypes.
Every day we hear a lot of a information about a other countries. And only a small part of the information is a true.
The day before yesterday, I laughed with my students. About a bears, balalaikas, and very cold weather.
I think the part about very cold (winter) weather is generally true!
The indefinite article "a" is used only before singular nouns: "Ivan owns a balalaika." Do NOT use "a" before plural nouns: "Ivan owns balalaikas."
"a" can also appear before other words that modify a singular noun: "Ivan owns a very beautiful balalaika." Do NOT use "a" before the other words if the noun is plural: "Ivan owns very beautiful balalaikas."
If the singular noun begins with a vowel or silent "h", then "a" becomes "an." "I'm eating an apple." "He will arrive in an hour."
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