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Article - chapter 2.

Meghnaa G.
09/02/2019 0 0

Articles - Lesson 2.

We say 'a uniform', a European, a one rupee coin. Though these words begin with vowels, we do not put 'an' before them. It is because:-

> Uniform is pronounced as you-ni-form.

> European as You-ro-pean.

> One rupee as vun/wun.

 

Thus, their sounds correspond to consonants (Y,u/w) and not vowels. So we put "a" and not ' an' before them.

'The'

The articles 'the' is used before Proper nouns:

> The Bhagwat Gita

> The Ganga.

Also, 'the' is used when we talk about a particular thing.

I met a girl on the street. ( 'a girl' means any girl)

The girl whom I met on the street. ( 'the girl' means particular girl)

 

Exercise : Fill in the blanks with a/an/the. Put X where no article is required.

1. _____Tendulkar is ______Indian player.

2. _____ apple _______ day keeps_____doctor away.

3. _____Cows are_______domestic______animals.

4. _________last question is easiest.

5. ______Sarla is ___ actress.

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