Which is the correct sentence?
it's a interesting country
it's a country interesting
I have problems to order the sentencea in general
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In Spanish, adjectives usually go after the noun, but they can go before it. For example, you can say 'mi viejo amigo' or 'mi amigo viejo'.
In English, adjectives go BEFORE the noun. You have to say 'an interesting country'. You can't put 'interesting' after 'country'.
And if the word after 'a' begins with vowel sound, we say 'an', not 'a'.
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Hi Jorge. The correct sentence is the first one. However, the "a" should be changed to "an" since the word following it begins with a vowel. So it would be:
"it's an interesting country"
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It's an interesting country
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It's AN interesting country.
You have to use "an" instead of "a" when it's in front of a word with a vowel.
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