Articles a/an

1. Articles a/an

2. Use "A" before all words that begin with consonant sounds. In English, nearly all words that begin with consonants will be preceded by the article "A."[1] For example: a pet, a door, a green onion, a cat, a hysterical joke

3. It can be a little confusing to figure out where the indefinite articles "A" and "An" are used. Here is the proper way to use them

4. a Dog

5. He is a happy child

6. I am a good student.

7. Use "An" before all words that begin with vowel sounds. In English, nearly all words that begin with vowels will be preceded by the article "An."[2] For example: an apple, an elbow, an Indian.

8. It is an apple

9. She is an honest woman.

10. He is an unusual man.

11. A and AN are indefinite singular articles,whins means they are used to talk about an object which is not specific ; one of the same objects.