Can someone help me?
I need to know a basic thing, because i'm actually new at this stuff. But anyway, can someone tell me the difference between 'a' and 'an' ?
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Hi!
There is no difference between a and an. The only thing you have to worry about is the word just after. If the word start with a consonant you put "a". If it start with a vowel, you put "an".
Examples:
"A car", "An apple"
"Car" start with a consonant "C" so I put "a". And "Apple" start with a vowel "a" so I put "an"
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We use "a" before nouns which begin with consonant sound.
For example: a boy, a girl...
We use "an" before nouns which begin with vowel sound.
Example: an apple, an hour.
Good luck.
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