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Does NOT use A/AN/The.​

• He like books.

• ​She love cars.

• ​I will be cooking steaks.

• ​They are eating chickens.

• ​We are picking flowers.

• I asked QUESTIONS and

• found ANSWERS.

A/AN/THE

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• ​He is reading (1) a book.

• ​The cars (plural) are very fast.

• I asked (1) a question and

  found (1) an answer.

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​(countable)

A: Use in front of any letters starting with BUT "A E I O U"

​​(countable)

​AN: Use in front ONLY letters starting with "A E I O U"

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​(Uncountable)

​THE: Use in SPECIFIC situation.

​Examples: A/ AN

• ​A cat

• ​A dog

• ​A car

• ​A book

• ​A bench

• ​A table

• ​An Apple

• ​An eye

• ​An answer

• ​An iguana

• ​An octopus

• An umbrella

​*Specific*

• ​The bike is old.

• ​The car is fast.

• ​The house is small.

• ​The phone is big

A/AN/THE

​I brought a chicken to the table. THE chicken was going to be eaten for dinner.

​An elephant was walking across the river and saw a cat. The elephant jumped over the cat.

​The chickens were raised in a farm, but the ducks were raise in the ponds.

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A car drove so fast that the police had to stop their cars.