Let's learn articles A and N. Article A is used before a single countable noun that begins with a consonant. A bicycle. A drum. A kite. A doll. A top. A jumping rope. A tea pot. A cup. Article N is used before a single countable noun that begins with a vowel. An apple. An umbrella. An orange. An ant. An Indian. An elephant. An axe. An octopus. Now let's have drills. Are you going to use A or N? A house or N house? Right. A house. A door or an door? Right. A door. A octopus or an octopus? Right. An octopus. An ant or an ant? An ant. Correct. A bicycle or an bicycle? A bicycle, right? An apple or an apple? An apple, correct. A bear or an bear? A bear, right? A drum or an drum? A drum, correct. Good job, kids. Don't forget the use of the articles day and end. Good luck in answering the drills in your...