SKILL 53: DISTINGUISH A AND AN

SKILL 53: DISTINGUISH A AND AN


Distinguish A/An A A is used in front of a singular noun with a consonant sound. AN AN is used in front of a singular noun with a vowel sound.Be careful of words beginning with letters such as u, o, e, x or h. They may begin with either a vowel or a consonant sound.

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