Question

Write a/an and colour tiger, eagle, mouse bear, lion, owl, jaguar

Answer 1

A tiger
Am eagle
A mouse bear
A lion
An owl
A jaguar

Answer 2

A tiger
An eagle
A mouse
A bear
A lion
An owl
A jaguar

Answer 3

Certainly! When using articles ("a" or "an") in English, the choice depends on the sound at the beginning of the following word. For example:

1. A tiger: Since "tiger" starts with a consonant sound ("t"), we use "a." 2. A color tiger: Again, "color" starts with a consonant sound ("c"). 3. An eagle: Even though "eagle" starts with a vowel letter, it begins with a vowel sound ("ee"). 4. A mouse: "Mouse" starts with a consonant sound ("m"). 5. A bear: "Bear" starts with a consonant sound ("b"). 6. A lion: "Lion" starts with a consonant sound ("l"). 7. An owl: "Owl" starts with a vowel sound ("ow"). 8. A jaguar: "Jaguar" starts with a consonant sound ("j").

For "colour," in American English, the spelling is typically "color." So, the correct phrasing would be "a color tiger" or "a colored tiger."

Remember, the key is the sound at the beginning of the word when deciding whether to use "a" or "an" in English!