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Th_patlom Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
About A,AN,THE
Hi Everybody
First of all I am not a native speaker so this is hard for me because there's no such a thing in my language. I wonder about this . How can I put A,AN,THE before a noun? And are there any cases that I can leave it alone with no article before a noun? because I read a book and I found a word without article. so I wonder Is it possible?
And What different between A,AN and the??
Thanks for helping me.
First of all I am not a native speaker so this is hard for me because there's no such a thing in my language. I wonder about this . How can I put A,AN,THE before a noun? And are there any cases that I can leave it alone with no article before a noun? because I read a book and I found a word without article. so I wonder Is it possible?
And What different between A,AN and the??
Thanks for helping me.
Top answer
a and an are really just two different forms of the same word. You use a before consonant sounds and an before vowel sounds. Otherwise, these are, in effect, the same word.
- a and an are really just two different forms of the same word.
- You use a before consonant sounds and an before vowel sounds.
- Otherwise, these are, in effect, the same word.
- a/an is used with countable nouns in the singular.
- the can be used with almost all nouns, singular or plural.
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a and an are really just two different forms of the same word. You use a before consonant sounds and an before vowel sounds. Otherwise, these are, in effect, the same word.
a/an is used with countable nouns in the singular.
the can be used with almost all nouns, singular or plural.
You can have a noun without an article. This
a/an is used with countable nouns in the singular.
the can be used with almost all nouns, singular or plural.
You can have a noun without an article. This
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