Wednesday, September 16, 2015

conjunctions - Article after 'and' and 'or'


When talking about two objects using and and or, when should I use a and an? Take the following sentences as an example. When is the article appropriate?





  1. I have an orange and apple in my hand.

    I have an orange and an apple in my hand.




  2. I have a television and radio at my home.
    I have a television and a radio at my home.




  3. I would love to have an orange or an apple in breakfast.
    I would love to have an orange or apple in breakfast.





  4. I had some money three months ago, I could buy a television or a radio.
    I had some money three months ago, I could buy a television or radio.




  5. I have a mango and an apple in my hand.
    I have an apple and mango in my hand.








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