Hello, my name is Anna. I am 19 years old and I am carried. I am a Bachelor of Mathematics student. This is why I propose to give math lessons up to high school level. I also volunteer to help with homework for the youngest. I can bring back more textbooks.

The solution: Article A must be used in front of a name beginning with a 'consonant' sound and 'AN' in front of a name beginning with a 'vowel' sound. Examples: - door (door)> a door / d / is a consonant sound - apple (apple)> an apple (an apple) / a / is a vowel sound - kitchen (kitchen)> a kitchen (a kitchen) / k / is a consonant sound xceptions: 1) In front of the sound / j /, we use A and not AN. Example: a union (this word starts with the sound / j / Listen to it: But by the way, what is 'the sound / j /?' This is the sound we find at the beginning of: 'yellow', 'United States' ... WARNING! It is a phonetic symbol and not the letter J. We find a close sound in French at the beginning of the word 'Yogurt': the sound 'ye' 2) For words beginning with 'h', one must ask whether it is pronounced (aspirated) or not: If the 'h' is sucked, the word starts with a consonant sound. So we use A: A horrible war. If the 'h' is not sucked, the word does not start with a consonant sound, so we use AN: an hour. Then perform various exercises. Example of a beginner's course. Various book ranging from the 2nd to the terminal, DVD for children and other for adults, book, music for beginners and advanced, of any age.

Having validated two years of English degree, I offer courses for any student or high school student. I have been teaching for two years with successful results, especially at the BAC. I prepare courses by reviewing the basics, with application by exercises, understanding, writing ..