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    This document discusses vowels and provides examples of sentences using articles "a" and "an" correctly based on whether the next word starts with a vowel sound. It explains that "an" should be used before words starting with vowel sounds, and "a" should be used before consonant sounds. Examples of positive, negative, and interrogative sentences are given with elephants, ants, and other words. The document emphasizes that the article is based on sound, not spelling, so "an" can be used before words like "uniform" that are pronounced starting with a vowel sound.

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    This document discusses vowels and provides examples of sentences using articles "a" and "an" correctly based on whether the next word starts with a vowel sound. It explains that "an" should be used before words starting with vowel sounds, and "a" should be used before consonant sounds. Examples of positive, negative, and interrogative sentences are given with elephants, ants, and other words. The document emphasizes that the article is based on sound, not spelling, so "an" can be used before words like "uniform" that are pronounced starting with a vowel sound.

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    Lesson 3 Vowel

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    Hafida Dwiya Alima
    This document discusses vowels and provides examples of sentences using articles "a" and "an" correctly based on whether the next word starts with a vowel sound. It explains that "an" should be used before words starting with vowel sounds, and "a" should be used before consonant sounds. Examples of positive, negative, and interrogative sentences are given with elephants, ants, and other words. The document emphasizes that the article is based on sound, not spelling, so "an" can be used before words like "uniform" that are pronounced starting with a vowel sound.

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    - Lesson 3

    VOWEL
    (huruf vocal)
    “Vowel”

    This is a ant

    This is an ant
    “Vowel”

    S V O
    IT is An elephant
    Seekor Gajah
    This is An eye
    Ini Sebuah mata
    This is An ice cream
    Ini Sebuah es krim
    That is An aeroplane
    itu Sebuah pesawat
    That is An ant
    itu Seekor semut
    “Vowel”
    S V O
    Positive Sentence

    + This is An elephant

    Ini Seekor gajah

    Negative Sentence

    - This Is not An ant

    Ini Bukan Seekor semut

    Introgative Sentence

    ? Is This An elephant?

    Ini Seekor gajah


    apakah
    ?
    Yes, IT is
    ya
    “Vowel”

    If the pronunciation is not vowel, you must use ‘a’


    instead of ‘an’.

    A uniform = correct
    An uniform = uncorrect
    “Vowel”
    Complete the sentence
    - Positive sentence
    - Negative sentence
    - Introgative sentence

    Apple Owl Orange

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