Singular pronouns

A AN


THIS THAT

A - AN

Used to express and talk about a singular object in a sentence. The rule is that it always goes before a word which starts in vowel (a,e,i,o,u).


e.g. THERE IS AN EXAM TODAY

MY SISTER'S FRIEND IS AN ENGINEER.

AN

Used to express and talk about a singular object in a sentence. The rule is that it always goes before a word which starts in consonant (b,d,f,g,l,m,k).

e.g. OUR FRIENDS HAVE A NINTENDO SWITCH
WE HAVE A TEST WITH THE BOSS.

A

It is used to refer to something or someone who is not that close wehn refering to people or an object:

e.g THAT AC IS NOT WORKING
MY MOTHER DOESN'T LIKE THAT.

​That

It replaces "it" for something or someone to refer to things that are close:

e.g THIS IS MY BEST FRIEND

THIS IS NOT THE BOOK I BOUGHT

​This

Singular pronouns

RIt is used to talk about things, objects or people who are not close or refer to someone else. Not for singular, just plural.

THOSE JEANS LOOK NICE

​THOSE

RIt is used to talk about things, objects, or people who are close. Not for singular, just plural.

THESE CHAIRS ARE UNCOMFORTABLE

​THESE

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