Question

Где пишется an а где a например: an apple a banana .....crab .....duck ......egg ......flag .......girl ........insect .......jug ......kitten .....leaf .....mask ......newt ....oak tree .....box ......guestion ......table ......umbrella

Answer 1

An пишется тогда, когда слово начинается с гласной. A - когда с согласной. Следовательно: a crab, a duck, an egg, a flag, a girl, an insect, a jug, a kitten, a leaf, a mask, a newt, an oak tree, a box, a question, a table, an umbrella

Answer 2

A crab
a duck
an egg
a flag
a girl
an insect
a jug
a kitten
a leaf
a mask
a newt
an oak tree
a box
a question
a table
a-когда слово начинаеться на согласную букву, an-гласную

Answer 3

The choice between using "an" or "a" before a word depends on the sound that the word starts with, not the actual letter. The general rule is to use "an" before words that start with a vowel sound, and "a" before words that start with a consonant sound.

Let's go through the examples you provided:

- An apple: The word "apple" starts with a vowel sound (/æ/), so we use "an" before it. - A banana: The word "banana" starts with a consonant sound (/b/), so we use "a" before it. - A crab: The word "crab" starts with a consonant sound (/kr/), so we use "a" before it. - A duck: The word "duck" starts with a consonant sound (/d/), so we use "a" before it. - An egg: The word "egg" starts with a vowel sound (/ɛ/), so we use "an" before it. - A flag: The word "flag" starts with a consonant sound (/fl/), so we use "a" before it. - A girl: The word "girl" starts with a consonant sound (/g/), so we use "a" before it. - An insect: The word "insect" starts with a vowel sound (/ɪn/), so we use "an" before it. - A jug: The word "jug" starts with a consonant sound (/dʒ/), so we use "a" before it. - A kitten: The word "kitten" starts with a consonant sound (/k/), so we use "a" before it. - A leaf: The word "leaf" starts with a consonant sound (/l/), so we use "a" before it. - A mask: The word "mask" starts with a consonant sound (/m/), so we use "a" before it. - A newt: The word "newt" starts with a consonant sound (/n/), so we use "a" before it. - An oak tree: The word "oak" starts with a vowel sound (/oʊ/), so we use "an" before it. - A box: The word "box" starts with a consonant sound (/b/), so we use "a" before it. - A question: The word "question" starts with a consonant sound (/kw/), so we use "a" before it. - A table: The word "table" starts with a consonant sound (/t/), so we use "a" before it. - An umbrella: The word "umbrella" starts with a vowel sound (/ʌ/), so we use "an" before it.

Remember, it's not about the actual letter the word starts with, but the sound it makes.