Ou 1-1 Grammar Articles A AN THE









Generally Articles are of 3 types

A and An  are indefinite articles and the is the definite article
there are case where THE also is excluded as in case of meals
lunch snacks and supper dinner
come for dinner have your supper
take foods
where as beverage
the juices
Don`t cry over the split milk
hes is the milk sop always wades his hand to avoid milk
i waited for dinner and and was outside then i decided to make dinner turned to supper it was midnight
i was having an important program  to watch on OTT then i decided against it,and had nt take dinner at nine. Earliar, i had supper at seven o clock
so, let we gather more information about using indefinite articles
A,AN
A id specific number
a man a woman a girl like wise
when you say about currency
A one rupee coin  A two shilling worth Antonio gave A Ten Ducats for interest
uncountable
a pack of cards a pack preceding cards
a bag of rice a pint of salt............
a wheel a tyre a cycle rim when we use initially in subject place
when we use an
in case of An MLA An MP AN UMBRELLA an unique subsystem an army an energitic an international one, An owl
when it comes to university though AEIOU precedes An
we use the university best ex_ THE OS MANIA UNIVERSITY THE ATHABASCA UNIVERSITY THE ONTORIO UNIVERSITY
so, let we sum up some examples sentences
for
article THE
THE id definitive means specifically it signifies ouns places countries titles of books celestial objects and situations
ex  THE USA THE INDIAN TERRAIN THE THAR DESERT the ICE CREAM SHOP THE RAMAYANA THE MAHABHARATA THE EPICS
THE ALCHEMIST THE JUNGLE BOOK THE AVENGERS
THE COMET THE HAILEY STAR THE SUPERNOVA THE PLANET THE EARTH THE MARS
sometimes we see superlative adject with est ful endings come up with the preceding it.
THE LARGEST Mega structure burz khalifa
THE DEADLIEST SNAKES
THE BEAUTIFUL MUGHAL GARDENS
THE Greatest coast
one of the most populated city in India
one of the favorites
one of the most successful writer.
LET WE HAVE SOME WORKSHEETS ANSWERED
Mr Sherlock Holmes ........most famous detective of London.
Ms parrot....unexpected visitor at 221 baker street London.
Holmes gathered his coat and opened .....door
she with glimmering tone and creaking voice said are you Holmes ...great detective.
he replied it is dear madam please come in take your seat would you have .....coffee with ....cookies.
no sorry sir! I wouldn't go for anything please lets us discuss ..,,,,,urgent matter as of now please!
Hope we better have.... coffee next time you visit my little avenue.

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2. AN
3.THE
4.THE
5.No article
no article
6.an
7. no article


An article before an adjective

Sometimes an article modifies a noun that is also modified by an adjective. The usual word order is article + adjective + noun. If the article is indefinite, use a or an based on the word that immediately follows it. Consider the following examples for reference:

  • Eliza will bring a small gift to Sophie’s party.
  • I heard an interesting story yesterday.
  • article s aren't used in front of mealies breakfast dinner

  • Incorrect: Let’s go out for a dinner tonight.

    Correct: Let’s go out for dinner tonight

  • Let's test the usage of articles in a paragraph

  • When I was younger, I had (1) a real sense of adventure. I loved (2) the vacations my family took every summer. We would go backpacking, camp in the woods, sleep in tents and spend (3) the evening next to (4) the campfire. As (5) a child, I remember trying to build (6) a fire from scratch by rubbing two sticks together. I think (7) my entire family laughed while I worked at it for (8) an hour. Unfortunately, I never succeeded, and my father had to start (9) the fire.


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