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This video discusses the rules for using "a" versus "an" in English. It explains that "a" is used before words beginning with consonant sounds, while "an" is used before words beginning with vowel sounds. Some exceptions are noted, such as using "an" before words beginning with "h" but with a vowel sound like "hour" or "honest." The video also provides examples like "a car" versus "an apple" to illustrate the rules. Finally, it gives viewers a homework assignment to practice using articles correctly with drawings.
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- 6. Use of a and an A and An are indefinite article They are used before a common and non- specific noun (ex. Person, animal, thing etc) A
- 7. When we have to use a or an before a word, we must check whether the word begins with a vowel sound or a consonant sound.
- 8. Use of a Read the following pictures: a car a dog a bus a pen a basket a bird Since all the words begin with a consonant sound, we use a with them.
- 10. Mr. An has five friends A E I O U
- 11. an goes when vowel calls Read the following pictures: an umbrella an apple an aeroplane an elephant an egg an octopus Since all the words begin with a vowel, we use an with them.
- 12. an goes with vowel sounds Some words do not begin with vowel, but have a vowel sound, we use an with them. An honest man. Here the word honest begins with h but sounds o. So we use an honest man, not a honest man. He will come back in an hour. The word hour also begins with h but has a vowel sound.
- 13. But sometimes it doesnt go We use a before words that start with u, but the opening sound is that of y. Example: A Unicorn A University A One rupee coin
- 15. Home Assignment Make a list of 20 things at home and draw them in your notebook and write the correct article (a/an) against the things. a clock an air conditioner