Question

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Correct the following sentences:
1. An European came to the city.
2. He is a best boy in the class.
3. Eat a apple or a orange.
14. She has the park in front of her house.
5. The charity begins at home.
is. Do you know a person. I am talking about.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. An European came to a city.

2. He is the best boy in the class.

3. Eat an apple or an orange.

4. She has a park in front of her house.

5. The charity begins at home.

6. Do you know the person I am talking about.

Answer 2

Answer:

1. A European came to the city.
2. He is the boy in the class.
3. Eat an apple or an orange.
4. She has a park infront of her house.
5. Charity begins at home.
6. Do you know the person I am talking about?

Explanation:

An is used before words that begins with a vowel i.e.: a,e,i,o,u. However, there is an exception to the rule. If a word is pronounced with a consonant sound even though it starts with a vowel, we need to write a before the word and not an.