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The articles a and an are both used to indicate a singular, non-specific noun. The choice between them depends on the sound that follows. If the next word begins with a consonant sound, you use a. If it starts with a vowel sound, you use an. For example:

• Quincy is a teacher at freeCodeCamp. - The word following the article is teacher. As it starts with the sound of a consonant, the article a is the appropriate choice.

• Jake is an information security analyst. - The word following the article is information. As it starts with the sound of a vowel, the article an is the appropriate choice.

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This is so cool. BLANK standing desk, an ergonomic chair, and BLANK ergonomic mouse.

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A

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A should be used if the word following it starts with a consonant sound.

an

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An should be used if the word following it starts with a vowel sound.

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        "character": "Tom",
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      }
    ],
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