A / AN / SOME / ANY

Use

in AFFIRMATIVE (+) sentences + SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUN, the word after A beginning with a consonant sound.
e.g. Ive got a sister.

in INTERROGATIVE (?) sentences + SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUN, the word after A beginning with a consonant sound.
e.g. !ave "ou got a euro#

in NEGATIVE (-) sentences + SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUN, the word after A beginning with a consonant sound.
e.g. She hasnt got a sister. Shes got a brother.

AN

+ SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUN, the word after AN beginning with a vo e! sound.

e.g. $oo%& '(hats) an Asian elephant& And 'thats) an Austra*ian kangaroo&

+ SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUN, the word after AN beginning with a vo e! sound.

e.g. A+ I rea**" an hour *ate# I+ so sorr"&

+ SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUN, the word after AN beginning with a vo e! sound.

e.g. I+ not an idiot, "ou %now.

"OME

+ SINGULAR UNCOUNTABLE NOUN.

e.g. (he"ve got so#e

ate$ *eft.

+ PLURAL NOUN.

e.g. Ive got so#e Eng*ish dictionaries.

+ SINGULAR UNCOUNTABLE NOUN AN%

e.g. !ave "ou got an& 'o#e o$( toda"# Sha** we ,*a" footba**#

+ SINGULAR UNCOUNTABLE NOUN.

e.g. -e havent got an& 'o#e o$( toda". And "ou#

A / AN / SOME / ANY

+ PLURAL NOUN in AFFIRMATIVE (+) sentences

e.g. !as she got an& c'i!)ren#

+ PLURAL NOUN

e.g. I havent got an& co*sins.

in INTERROGATIVE (?) sentences

in NEGATIVE (-) sentences