Question

Jimmy is _____ European(Article)Plz answer with expaination.​

Answer 1

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Jimmy is a European.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Jimmy is a European.

Because the rule is if the word begins with a vowel (A E I O U), we use “an” in front of it, not “a”. Eg. an apple, an egg, an igloo, an orange and an umberella etc.. Sometimes we use “an” in front of words that sound like they begin with a vowel. Eg. an x-ray because the letter X sounds like it begins with an E. But European doesn't sound like it begins with a vowel, So we put a before it.