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An article is a word that modifies or describes the noun. It is used before the noun to show whether it refers to something specific which we will discuss in this video #Article #Definite_Article #Indefinite_Article The rule for indefinite article usage is as follows: *Use a before nouns (or adjectives) that start with a consonant sound. *Use an before nouns (or adjectives) that start with a vowel sound. He is an honest man. "H O N E S T" though the word begins with a consonant letter, it produces a vowel sound for which we will use "An" here. Girl; it begins with a consonant letter and it sounds consonant as well, we shall use "A" here. Remember that if the word begins with a consonant sound, we will use "A" and if the word begins with a vowel, we shall use "An" A boy.... A Cat.... A Cup.... A Bat.... A day.... He is a good boy, A cow is a useful animal. I have a lovely cat. An Axe.... An ant.... An owl.... A University... He is a University Professor. A European... Yesterday I met a European in my office. Definite Article "The" "dhu" or "dhee" Both are correct but we can't everywhere say "dhu" or "dhee" but if it is placed before a vowel word we would use it as "dhee" and if it is consonant word, we would say "dhu" Test your ability: Fill in the gaps with a, an, or the: 1. He is __ honest man. 2. It is __unit of measurement. 3. __stitch in time saves nine. 4. It is____hour's ditance from here #EnlightLearners Hi, welcome to my channel 'Enlight Learners' In my channel you will get guidance to make you sound more confident and unblemished in presentations, public speaking, English speaking, accent, grammar, exam preparation, interview skills, etc. Most of you are confused by the day- to- day problems in English like hesitation in speaking, grammatical errors, lack of CHOICE-OF-WORDS, vocabulary, lack of conversational skill, mispronunciation. Regards, Enlight Learners