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Use "a" ou "an", quando for necessário:
1. I need a sharpener for my _______ pencils.
2. Lucy has _______ apple for the teacher.
3. Miguel understands better with _______ examples.
4. Paola has _______ new friend.
5. Arturo and Gabriel are very good _______ friends.
6. I have a lot of _______ books in my backpack.
7. The class starts in _______ hour.
8. I don’t like my new _______ teachers.
9. Today we will have classes in _______ different classroom.
10. Sergio has _______ insect as a pet.
Existem 4 frases que já estão completas ou seja(4 frases não são necessário preencher)
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Resposta :

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Resposta:

1. I need a sharpener for my pencils.

2. Lucy has an apple for the teacher.

3. Miguel understands better with examples.

4. Paola has a new friend.

5. Arturo and Gabriel are very good friends.

6. I have a lot of books in my backpack.

7. The class starts in an hour.

8. I don't like my new teachers.

9. Today we will have classes in a different room.

10. Sergio as an insect as a pet.

Explicação:

O uso dos artigos indefinidos a e an no inglês depende do começo da palavra que vem depois deles: se a palavra começar com uma consoante, usa-se o a. Por exemplo:

  • I have a new car
  • My friend bought a colorful dress

Contudo, se a palavra se inicia com uma vogal ou com uma consoante com som de vogal, então usa-se o an. Exemplos:

  • The agent saw an FBI memo on his desk
  • The cherokee are an indigenous people of the USA

Embora "FBI" comece com uma consoante, se usa an por causa do som do F, "eff".

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