using a, an
Hi
I want to know how to use a, and an if they are followed by more than words.
I mean in the sentense;
I have a book, a pen, an apple, and a cat.
Is it formed correctly?

Please if you have any better suggestions, tell me.

Question

using a, an
Hi 
I want to know how to use a, and an if they are followed by more than words.
I mean in the sentense;
I have a book, a pen, an apple, and a cat.
Is it formed correctly?

Please if you have any better suggestions, tell me.

Answer

Yes you are correct. No matter how many things you have in a sentence if the word starts with a vowel you use "an". So an eraser, an umbrella, an onion.  But a bag, a car, a dog, a flag.
Hope that helps!

Answer

Yes, perfectly correct.

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