The place preposition “in” is used to describe something that’s inside of something else. For example, he is in the house. By saying this, you’re telling the listener that the man, “he,” is surrounded by (in) the house.
Another example, the cat is in the hat. By saying this, you’re telling the listener that the cat is inside the hat.
続きを読むThe article “the” is used before any singular or plural uncounted noun with a known identity.
For example, I like the car. By saying this, you’re telling the listener that you’re speaking of a specific car.
Additionally, you could say, I like the car that is automatic. By saying this, you’re telling the listener that you’re speaking about a specific automatic car.
Remember, by adding an ‘s’ to the end of a noun, the noun becomes plural.
続きを読むAN always stands
in front of a noun,
that has AEIOU
as the vowel sound
続きを読むThe article “a” is placed before a singular noun that begins with a consonant sound.
For example, a car.
The article “an” is placed before a singular noun that begins with a vowel sound.
続きを読むおすすめオンライン英会話3選
1位：DMM英会話
2位：レアジョブ
3位：ネイティブキャンプ
