A vs. AN - Learn this ONE rule | Articles in English

ABOUT THE LESSON 📚
English articles may be confusing. So let's clear up some of that confusion and learn the difference between A and An. I'll teach you an important rule you must remember so that you know when to use these articles. I'll also give you example sentences to help with your understanding. And as a bonus, I'll talk about the different pronunciations of A, which will help develop your fluency. Finally, we'll practice using these articles in sentences. It's the complete grammar lesson with everything you need to know about A and An.

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[lollylolly]

Hello from France!
Crystal-clear explanation! I won't forget it!
Thank you, Wes! You are a great teacher!

[aydennuula]

As a native English speaker, I've always wondered if I was using "an" and "a" properly. I rarely ever used "an" in my daily speech, so I figured I must've been wrong. Turns out, I actually knew how to use them. I answered all the examples perfectly without thinking. I have no idea how I knew; I assume just being around any language long enough allows you to pick up on rules you didn't even know existed. Crazy!

[ariohandoyo]

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You two are nice teachers on youtube😁👍🏻👍🏻

[gladysgriffin]

It is brilliant in the way you explain things, you have a great talent for explaining !

[valdy]

Thank you Wes for the lesson today. The lesson today maybe looks simple but it's important and quite tricky.

[williamssharon]

Your teaching style is a great way to learn English!

[morenapernter]

You are A great teacher and this Is AN interesting lesson😁😁😁 bye Wes

[gladysgriffin]

fyi I really love the use by you ...to explain ...I think this is a new thing, right? ...it has a good effect in the brain to comprehend and understand your explanations ..brilliant !! (especially or specially) for somebody like me, I am a VISUAL person

[akritianand]

People who disliked probably don't like English at all! I mean who would dislike to such an informative video. More love and power to you Wes and family. 🙏. Thank you for your videos. It helps me a lot in improving my english conversation and understanding.👍

[esmaaltunay]

Thanks for the lesson, sir. You are great as always.

[anyangthiep]

Fantastic lesson as always Teacher Wes. Stay bless 🙌🙌

[otaviovieira]

A great class, and an excellent teacher.

[khaledalnour]

I can't thankyou enough really you awesome and you have amazing Way for teaching i appreciate it my god bless you.

[compassionatekiller]

Thanks a ton for clearing the doubts ....

[sasa-yjnz]

Excellent teacher..thank you too much.

[wafaaanis]

Brand new lesson with new information different than what we have taught before, thank you Wes.

[ketijaniashvili]

To be honest, I had no idea about herb, I always pronounced that "h" sound. Thanks for the lesson Wes! As always, it was very helpful!

[michelleonardo]

Amazing English lesson, especially because I really enjoy learning grammar. Thanks, Wes.

[cudjoechristian]

Great lesson by all standard. Very informative.

[robertbutcher]

I’m an adult, native English speaker. I’m not an ESL learner. I was curious about an and an. I’ve learned the incorrect way in high school, and just now, this way.

To all you who are learning English as a second language, I don’t know how common this is but even native English speakers can still learn some English rules, I think.