Plural of "A": Should You Use "A" or "An" With Plural Nouns?

A and an are indefinite articles that are used to identify nouns. They are non-specific and can refer to any member of a group.

Here are some examples:

• My sister is buying a car.
• My brother went out to buy an apple.

A and an can only be used with singular nouns. You shouldn't use them with plural nouns.

If you are using a plural noun, you will either need to change the article to 'the' or specify the number of items:

• I bought the magazines.
• I bought two magazines.