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| I always confuse the difference between a/an and one, Where we use a/ and and one? Thanks |
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#2
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| Use 'one' where the number is important or unexpected. |
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#3
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| Also an is used before a noun or adjective describing a noun, starting with a vowel ie an apple, an agreement, an edible fruit, an iron, an irrestable dress, an orange, an umbrella, an open umbrella, A E I O U |
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#4
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| Yes, but it's before a vowel sound, so we say 'an umbrella' but 'a university, 'an egg' and 'a European'. We can also take 'an MA'. |
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