Can you show me a sentence using the word an?

Answer 1

* An apple a day keeps the doctor away. * Give me an apple and an orange and I will eat healthy. * An Elephant never forgets. * When I went to the zoo, I saw an ape eating an apple. * An owl sat in a tree near my window, hooting at the full moon in the night sky.

Answer 2

("An" is always used instead of "a" before a word that starts with a vowel sound.)

Kelly lives in an arctic climate in Alaska.

They needed an ambulance immediately.

It was an hour's drive to the airport. (vowel sound silent H)

They decided to form a union. (consonant sound Y)

(see related question)
An elephant is much larger than an automobile.
Would you like an egg for breakfast?

Answer 3

"I rode on an elephant." When the word after 'a' or 'an' begins with a vowel, you use 'an.' Suppose the sentence was "I saw ? monkey at the zoo. 'Monkey begins with a consonant, so you use 'a': "I saw a monkey at the zoo."

Answer 4

When choosing fruit, I prefer an orange rather than a banana.

Answer 5

There is an event in town right now.

Answer 6

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

An example of an archetype is the mad scientist.