A or an

LI: To use “an” in front of words beginning with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u)

LI: To use “a” in front of words beginning with consonant sounds (the opposite of vowel sounds).

What did you learn:I learnt were to put A or And in the missing places.
How did you learn:I was thinking in my head for a idea.

Mere had an egg a banana for breakfast.

Gran bought me a chocolate and an ice-cream.

 We have an orange and a lemon tree in our garden.

An octopus is bigger than a crab.

It took me a hour to draw a picture of a horse.

It is an honour to work with such a great man.