Articles: A, An, The & Zero Article

Your friend is describing people and places. Drag the correct articles based on how words *sound* (not how they're spelled!).

My professor is [a|*an*|the](?) honest person — she always tells the truth. She works at [*a*|an|the](?) university in London. Today [a|an|*the*](?) weather is perfect for a walk!

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My professor is **an** honest person.
>Use **an** before vowel sounds. "Honest" has a silent 'h', so it starts with the vowel sound /ɒ/. Sound beats spelling every time!

She works at **a** university in London.
>Use **a** before consonant sounds. "University" starts with /juː/ — that's a consonant sound (like "you"), even though it's spelled with 'u'.

Today **the** weather is perfect for a walk!
>Use **the** (definite article) when both speaker and listener know exactly what's being talked about. There's only one "weather" happening right now!
