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a meaning and usage in English Welsh study
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A meaning in Welsh language translated by users
used before countable or singular nouns referring to people or things that have not already been mentioned
a ddefnyddiwyd cyn enwau countable neu unigol yn cyfeirio at bobl neu bethau nad ydynt wedi eu crybwyll eisoes
used before uncountable nouns when these have an adjective in front of them, or phrase following them
a ddefnyddiwyd cyn enwau uncountable pan fydd y rhain yn cael ansoddair o'u blaenau, neu ymadrodd yn eu dilyn
used in front of two nouns that are seen as a single unit
defnyddio o flaen dau enwau sy'n cael eu gweld fel un uned
used instead of one before some numbers
ddefnyddio yn lle un cyn rhai rhifau
used when talking about prices, quantities and rates
ddefnyddio wrth siarad am brisiau, meintiau a chyfraddau
a person like somebody
used before somebody’s name to show that the speaker does not know the person
ddefnyddio cyn enw rhywun i ddangos nad yw'r siaradwr yn adnabod yr unigolyn
used before the names of days of the week to talk about one particular day
ddefnyddio cyn enwau dyddiau'r wythnos i siarad am un diwrnod penodol
Examples for using A in a sentence
The car was found abandoned in a nearby town.
The child had taken a lot of emotional abuse.
She put on a Southern accent when she answered the phone.
She spoke in a broad Midlands accent.
Our courses cover a range of academic disciplines.
She showed a high level of ability as a runner.
He’s got a strong/?broad Scottish accent.
Calling someone stupid is definitely a term of abuse.
The team who lost became a target of abuse for angry fans.
She had never been accepted into what was essentially a man’s world.
He was subjected to a torrent of abuse.
a tall man with a Canadian accent
People who abuse alcohol over a long period will develop health problems.
‘Can I leave a little earlier today?’ ‘Absolutely!’
I’ve joined a class for absolute beginners.
These actions cannot be considered remotely acceptable in a civilized society.
He now played with a passion that had been strangely absent from his previous performance.
I taught a wide range of abilities.
My work absorbs a great deal of my time.
She had a brilliant academic career.
I was just able to make out a dark figure in the distance.
He spoke with a cut-glass English accent.
There was a high level of ability among the school leavers.
It is much more difficult to teach a mixed-ability class.
She accepted a bribe from an undercover policeman.
It was a fine performance from Diaz, despite her poor Irish accent.
He was a very able man in business matters.
She had a pronounced Scottish accent.
The striker has been banned for the rest of the season for verbally abusing a referee.
Her French was excellent, without a trace of an accent.
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