A/an/some

Count nouns have a singular (יחיד) and a plural (רבים) form.

• A/an can come before a noun in the singular.

a doctor an apple, an elephant, an igloo, an orange, an umbrella

• Some can come before a noun in the plural.

some doctors, some apples, some oranges, some umbrellas

Non-count nouns do not have a plural form. However, some can come before a non-count noun.

some tea, some cheese, some milk, some air

USE ANY INSTEAD OF SOME IN NEGATIVE (-) AND QUESTIONS (?)

+ There are some kids in the class.

- There aren't any kids in the class.

? Are there any kids in the class?

PRACTICE WITH A/AN/SOME

Exercise 1

A, an , some - Exercise by Marius Halpern

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A - an - some 3 - Test by Marius Halpern