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por Michelle Castillo hace 6 años

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Articles A AN

Articles in English grammar are determinants that introduce noun phrases. They include 'a' and 'an,' used under different conditions. 'A' precedes words starting with a consonant sound, such as "

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

por Angel Adbiel Romo Valdez

Teaching English as a foreign Languages

por Bateria Blandon

Multiple-Meaning Words

por Dedra Christly

Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous

por Tito Alexander Portocarrero Torres

Articles A AN

"A" is used before all the words that start with a consonant sound

A unicorn

A pet

A door

A girl

Articles A AN

Articles in English grammar are determinants that introduce noun phrases. They include 'a' and 'an,' used under different conditions. 'A' precedes words starting with a consonant sound, such as "

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Teaching English as a foreign Languages

Multiple-Meaning Words

Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous

Articles A AN

"A" is used before all the words that start with a consonant sound

A unicorn

For example

An egg

An elephan

An ant

An apple

"An" is used before all words that start with a vowel sound

What is an article?

It is a determinant that introduces a noun phrase

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Articles A AN

Articles in English grammar are determinants that introduce noun phrases. They include 'a' and 'an,' used under different conditions. 'A' precedes words starting with a consonant sound, such as "

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Teaching English as a foreign Languages

Multiple-Meaning Words

Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous

Articles A AN

"A" is used before all the words that start with a consonant sound

A unicorn

For example

An egg

An elephan

An ant

An apple

"An" is used before all words that start with a vowel sound

What is an article?

It is a determinant that introduces a noun phrase

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Mindomo

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