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    GOOD MORNING

    STUDENTS

    PROF. LUIS SOSA


    UNIT 1 LESSON 9
    THE ARTICLES
    1. THE INDEFINITE ARTICLE “a – an”
    (un/una)

    A. We use a before words that begin with a


    consonant sound.
    EXAMPLES:
    - a classroom
    - a lion
    - a factory
    - a big city
    PROF. LUIS SOSA
    UNIT 1 LESSON 9

    B. We use an before words that begin with a


    vowel sound.

    EXAMPLES:

    - an academy
    - an exercise
    - an apple
    - an Italian boy
    PROF. LUIS SOSA
    UNIT 1 LESSON 8
    Watch out!
    We have exceptions:
    When u is pronunced yu at the beginning
    of a word we use a not an. For example:

    a university / a universe / a union / a unit

    When h is silent at the beginning of a


    word we use an not a. For example:

    an hour / an honest man


    PROF. LUIS SOSA
    UNIT 1 LESSON 8
    2. THE DEFINITE ARTICLE “the”
    (el/la/los/las)

    A. In English there is only one form of the


    definite article. It doesn’t change for
    singular, plural or gender
    EXAMPLES:
    - the book - the books
    - the boy - the girl

    PROF. LUIS SOSA


    UNIT 1 REVIEW LESSON 8
    THAT’S ALL FOR
    TODAY

    SEE YOU NEXT CLASS

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