INDEFINITE ARTICLES
by Carlos Hernandez
1. A
2. Rule
2.1. It is used before words used with consonants and vowels pronounced (J) or (w) in singular.
3. Application examples
3.1. A beer
3.2. A book
3.3. A car
4. To refer to others
4.1. A sister called this morning to the church
4.2. A guy said he would come to my house
5. To describe anything or persons
5.1. He's a doctor
5.2. I am a student
5.3. He is a happy child
6. To ask anything
6.1. Want a coffee?
6.2. What happens if a dog chasing you?
6.3. Do you want a chocolate?
7. Exceptions
8. Reglas
8.1. Nouns beginning with UR require EU or the indefinite article A.
9. Example
9.1. EU
9.1.1. A eucalyptus tree
9.1.2. A european
9.1.3. A euro
9.2. UR
9.2.1. A uretic infection
9.2.2. A uranium
9.2.3. A urologist
10. Nouns and adjectives beginning with UNI also take the indefinite article A.
11. Example
11.1. A uniform
11.2. A university
12. When a noun begins with an "H" sucked, you have to use the indefinite article A.
13. Aspirate
14. Example
14.1. A helicopter
14.2. A hat
14.3. A house
15. Not used A / AN
16. Rule
16.1. We can not use names or nouns that are written in plural and mean UNO.
17. ARTICULOS A/AN
18. It comes before words beginning with a vowel or an "H" dumb.
19. AN
20. Rule
21. Application examples
21.1. An egg
21.2. An elephant
22. It can be used to refer to others
22.1. My uncle is an engineer
22.2. My sister has an elephant
22.3. My parents have an idea
23. To describe anything
23.1. Those is an important call
24. Exceptions
25. Non-aspirating
26. Examples
26.1. An herb
26.2. An honor
26.3. An honestma
26.4. An hour
27. Overall we can realize these indefinite articles mean the same, they are only used for different names or nouns.
28. Rule
28.1. It is silent and does not add to the pronunciation of the noun
