Use Of The A And An Questions Long
Sure! Here are some examples of sentences using the article "A" before words starting with consonant sounds:
1. I saw a cat in the backyard.
2. She bought a car last week.
3. He is wearing a blue shirt today.
4. Can I have a piece of cake?
5. There is a book on the table.
6. I need a pen to write this down.
7. She is learning to play a musical instrument.
8. He is a doctor at the local hospital.
9. I saw a bird flying in the sky.
10. Can you lend me a hand with this?
In these sentences, the article "A" is used before words that start with consonant sounds, such as "cat," "car," "blue," "piece," "book," "pen," "musical," "doctor," "bird," and "hand." The purpose of using "A" is to indicate that the noun being referred to is one of many or is not specific.