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MenuEnglish - Grammar - Articles: Test - Answer 6

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Math BeeThe definite article is always pronounced in the same way.

No - this statement is false.

The definite article is pronounced in one of two ways.

Before words beginning with a vowel, it is pronounced thee – as in the apple.

Before words beginning with a consonant, it is pronounced theu – as in the car.

 

  
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