A/AN and PLURALS. English 1 & 2
A/AN, PLURALS – SINGULAR AND PLURAL FORMS A/AN We use a/an with singular nouns. This is a table . It’s an orange . We use a with nouns beginning with a consonant, and we use an with nouns beginning with a vowel (a, e, i, o, u). Give me an a pple. There is an e lephant in the zoo. It’s an a mazing experience. We also use an with nouns beginning with h if the h is not pronounced. But we use a if the h is pronounced. Give me an h our. (The h is not pronounced in h our .) I want to buy a h at . (The h is pronounced in hat .) We use a and NOT an with nouns beginning with u when it is pronounced /ju:/, like university. Is there a u niversity in this city? I wear a u niform. PLURALS IN ENGLISH We do NOT use a/an with plural nouns. These are tables . (NOT a tables ) https://agendaweb.org/grammar/plural-exercises.html
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