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Do you use a , an , or nothing with…?

Do you use a , an , or nothing with…?. honorable judge    an honorable judge “judge” is a singular count noun; the h in “honorable” is silent. Do you use a , an , or nothing with…?. historical building   a historical building

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Do you use a , an , or nothing with…?

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  1. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • honorable judge    • anhonorable judge • “judge” is a singular count noun; the h in “honorable” is silent

  2. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • historical building   • ahistorical building • “building” is a singular count noun; the h in “historical” is pronounced as a consonant

  3. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • hardworking students    • hardworking students • “students” is a plural noun

  4. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • horrible pollution    • horrible pollution • “pollution” is a noncount noun

  5. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • ancient city   • an ancient city • “city” is a singular count noun; “ancient” begins with a vowel sound

  6. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • antique furniture    • antique furniture • “furniture” is a noncount word

  7. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • excellent advice   • excellent advice • “advice” is a noncount word

  8. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • universal healthcare    • universal healthcare • “healthcare” is a noncount word

  9. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • unbelievable story • an unbelievable story • “story” is a singular count noun; “unbelievable” begins with a vowel sound

  10. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? •  unique suggestion • a unique suggestion • “suggestion” is a singular count noun; “unique” begins with a consonant sound

  11. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? •  harmful hurricane • a harmful hurricane • “hurricane” is a singular count noun; “harmful” begins with a consonant sound

  12. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? •  helpful recommendation • ahelpful recommendation • “recommendation” is a singular count noun; “helpful” begins with a consonant sound

  13. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • early history   • early history • “history” is a noncount noun

  14. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • unhealthy food • unhealthy food • “food” is a noncount noun

  15. Do you use a, an, or nothing with…? • fattening ingredient • a fattening ingredient • “ingredient” is a singular count noun; “fattening” begins with a consonant sound

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