Using Articles: A vs. An

The video tutorial introduces the use of 'a' and 'an' with singular nouns. It explains that 'a' is used before words starting with consonant sounds and certain vowel sounds like 'u' when pronounced as 'you'. 'An' is used before words starting with vowel sounds and silent 'h'. The video includes examples, a recap, and interactive activities to reinforce learning.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Using 'a' and 'an' with plural nouns

• Using 'the' with plural nouns

• Using 'the' with singular nouns

• Using 'a' and 'an' with singular nouns

When should 'a' be used before a word?

• Before words starting with 'u' pronounced as 'you'

• Before words starting with silent 'h'

• Before words starting with consonant sounds

• Before words starting with vowel sounds

Which of the following words should be preceded by 'a'?

• Pencil

• Elephant

• Apple

• Octopus

Which word should be preceded by 'a' when 'u' is pronounced as 'you'?

• Umbrella

• Uniform

• Apple

• Octopus

Which of the following words should be preceded by 'an'?

• Dog

• Frog

• Elephant

• Tree

Which word should be preceded by 'an' when 'h' is silent?

• House

• Hat

• Honest

• Horse

What is the rule for using 'a' with words starting with 'u' pronounced as 'you'?

• Use no article before the word

• Use 'the' before the word

• Use 'a' before the word

• Use 'an' before the word

Which of the following words should be preceded by 'a'?

• Alligator

• Egg

• Book

• Orange

Which of the following words should be preceded by 'an'?

• Butterfly

• Cabinet

• Orange

• Monkey

What is the correct article for 'umbrella'?

• No article

• The

• An

• A