WHAT + NOUN!
SUCH + NOUN!
e.g. What a snake! Such a lazy person!
What a joke? Such an irresponsible student!
What a dirty place! Such cold water!
What awful people! Such an ugly girl!
We can use the article a before Mr / Mrs / Ms / Miss + Surname, when we don’t know the person.
Mr (mister) - for all men (doesn’t matter married or not)
Mrs (misiz) - for married women
Ms (miz / mez) – for all women
Miss (mis) – for not married women
e.g. A Mr. Kawalski sent you a letter.
A Miss. Kumpkin is calling you on the phone.
A Mrs. Ann senе her regards to you.
A / An vs One
Sometimes a / an and one can be used interchangeably.
e.g. John has a / one luxurious car.
Tom has got a / one very clever cat.
Lisa eats an / one apple every morning.
If a / an are coming as the meaning per, we cannot use one instead of a / an.
One = A / an = Per
One ≠ Per
e.g. We have to pay 100 dollars for hiring this car a / one day.
Tom earns 7 dollars an / one hour.
If a / an express general meaning of the noun that they are coming before, we cannot use one instead of a / an.
A / an – general meaning
One – gives the meaning of one
e.g. A student cannot solve this quiz.
One student cannot solve this quiz.
This job cannot be done by a person.
This job cannot be done by one person.
One day / Some day can be used in order to mean one time in the future. In this case we cannot use a / an instead of one.
e.g. One day, people will give their work places to the robots.
Some day, The earth will run out of its fossil fuels.
One day, you will regret, but at that time I will be with another person.
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