Nicolas TS #4

Jorge 5/17

Jorge wanted to work on articles. He had trouble distinguishing the difference between a/an and the. After trying, multiple times, to figure out the right way of conveying this information to him, I was able to help him understand the difference of when to use a/an and the.

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