English help, Английский помощь, asistencia Inglés,ajutor engleză Русский: * извещение * Эта запись на английском, но это для английского помощи. Вы будете иметь, чтобы перевести его на себя Google Если у вас есть трудности Español: * aviso * Este artículo ayuda Inglés, pero usted tendrá que traducirlo por su cuenta. Lo siento por dificultades Română: * Aviz * Această intrare este de ajutor engleză, dar va trebui să-l traducă pe cont propriu. Ne pare rău pentru dificultate Ive noticed that the past year I was in school native English speakers have had trouble with small rules that are useful. Grammar is like the foundation of a house.. you need to know the basics to get through more to the advanced. (or in the example to 'finish' the house) Some people get confused of when to use a or an even though they mean the same and other small grammatical rules. Here are some examples and explanations: * there a 5 vowels in the English alphabet a,e,i,o,u * You use the word 'a' and 'an' for singular uses Example 1 : I have a ball ( meaning one ball) Example2: I have an apple ( meaning one apple) I think I got my point across about what it is used for now here are the simple steps to know when to use one or the other of 'a' or 'an' * You use the word 'a' when the subject or word after it is a consonant. The following letters are consonants: b, c,d,f,g,h,j,k,l,m,n,p,q,r,s,t,v,w,x,y,z Example: There is a girl at the store. * You use the singular word 'an' when the subject or word after it starts with a vowel. The vowels are listed above. Example: My dad has an orange in the refrigerator. There are more entries to come of English help. I'm sorry I wrote this in English I just have many languages to help. Thank you all