Indefinite Article Practice
Indefinite Article Practice
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My kiddo understands the basics of Indefinite Articles (a/an) , but certain exceptions—like words starting with silent "h" or vowel sounds—are confusing.
Would you have any tips or simple explanations to help clarify this?
My kiddo understands the basics of Indefinite Articles (a/an) , but certain exceptions—like words starting with silent "h" or vowel sounds—are confusing.
Would you have any tips or simple explanations to help clarify this?
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Last update: 3 weeks ago
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Hello! Here’s a simplified way to explain the rules:
For words with a silent "h", like "hour" or "honor," use "an" because they sound like they start with a vowel.
If the "h" is heard, like in "house" or "hat," use "a" because they sound like they start with a consonant. Hope this helps!
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Last update: 5 months ago
