Indefinite articles

There are two indefinite articles into the English language which are going to be used to refer exclusively to singular nouns without matter the grammar tense or context in which they are applied, since we will have only to take into account the beginning of the word in order to structure it correctly. According to this fact we have to consider the following grammar rules as it follows:

Grammar Rules

Rules 2: when we have a noun which starts with “a” vowel, then we will have to use the article “an” in order to avoid an incorrect sound at the time we pronounce the words together.

Examples

• An umbrella
• An office
• An organization

Rule 2: When we have a word starting with a consonant, then we will have to apply the article “a” respectively due to the same reasons said previously.

Examples

• A car
• A city
• A tree
• A book

Rule 3: We will have to be careful with some exceptions that we could find and that we could confuse.

Examples

• Hair
• Money
• Water
• Juice
• Skin
• Rice