What article do we use before singular countable nouns?
Do we also use articles before plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns?
When do we use the articles ‘a’ and ‘an’?
When do we use the article ‘the’?
Do we use articles before names of meals?
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We use the article “a” before a naming word that starts with a consonant sound.
We use the article “an” before a naming word that starts with a vowel sound.
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Do we always use ‘a/an’ when we mention something for the first time?
Is it correct to say ‘a population of..’?
Is it correct to say ‘at the beginning of’?
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What are indefinite articles? Where do we use them?
What is the definite article? Where do we use it?
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Where do we use the article ‘a’?
Where do we use the article ‘an’?
Do we use articles with both singular and plural nouns?
Is it correct to say ‘an oranges’?
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When do we use ‘the’?
What do we use to say a person’s job: the articles ‘a/an’ or the article ‘the’?
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The words a and an are articles.
We use a before a naming word that starts with a consonant (b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w x y z).
We use an before a naming word that starts with a vowel (a e i o u).
A and an tell us that the naming word is single in number.
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