(viết tắt) của am not khoành is not, are not
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nounor A , pl a's or as or A's or Asthe first letter of the English alphabet [count]a musical note or key referred to by the letter A :the sixth tone of a C-major scale [count][count] :a grade that is given to a student for doing excellent work[noncount] - used to refer to the first of two or more people, places, or things that are being consideredan A for effortxem effortexhibit Axem exhibitfrom A to Zincluding everythingfrom (point) A to (point) Bfrom one place to anotherindefinite article/ə, ˈeɪ/ or an /ən, ˈæn/A is used before a consonant sound.a dooran honor Note that when a word begins with a vowel letter but is pronounced with a consonant sound, a is used.a onea union When an abbreviation begins with a consonant letter but is pronounced with a vowel sound, an is used.an LCD display When a word begins with h but the first syllable of the word is not given primary stress, both a and an are used.a historicused before singular nouns when the person or thing is being mentioned for the first timea - used like one before number words like hundred, thousand, etc.b - used like one before number words like third, fortieth, etc.c - used like one before units of weight, measurement, etc.one single :even one - used in negative constructionsused before a word or phrase that indicates a type or class of person or thingShe's a very nice lady. - often used before noncount nouns that are modified by an adjective or phraseused like any to refer in a general way to people or thingsused before a proper noun to indicate limited knowledge about the person or thing being mentioneda - used before a proper noun that is acting as an example or typeb - used before the name of a day of the week to refer to one occurrence of ita - used before the name of a person (such as a famous artist) when the name is being used to refer to something (such as a painting) created by that personb - used before a family name to show that someone is a member of that familyused before a proper noun referring to a person or thing that has a particular qualityA triumphant Ms. Jones greeted her supporters. [=Ms. Jones was triumphant when she greeted her supporters]We were met at the door by an embarrassed Mr. Brown. [=Mr. Brown was embarrassed when he met us at the door]used with words like bit and little to form phrases that describe quantity, amount, or degreeused in phrases that describe how often something occurs, how fast something is going, etc.
* Các từ tương tự:
a-, a cappella, a la, a la carte, a la mode, A level, a posteriori, a priori, A. N. Other