This document discusses rules for using articles (a, an, the) in the English language. It explains that:
1. The indefinite articles "a" and "an" are used with singular countable nouns and noun complements.
2. "A" and "an" are also used in expressions referring to numbers, speed, price, and frequency.
3. The definite article "the" is used with things that are unique or singular, such as the moon or the president.
4. "The" is also used before superlatives and the word "only" when it is used as an adjective.
The Morphological Systems of The English and Ukrainian Languages Are Characterized by A Considerable Number of Isomorphic and by Some Allomorphic Features
This document discusses rules for using articles (a, an, the) in the English language. It explains that:
1. The indefinite articles "a" and "an" are used with singular countable nouns and noun complements.
2. "A" and "an" are also used in expressions referring to numbers, speed, price, and frequency.
3. The definite article "the" is used with things that are unique or singular, such as the moon or the president.
4. "The" is also used before superlatives and the word "only" when it is used as an adjective.
This document discusses rules for using articles (a, an, the) in the English language. It explains that:
1. The indefinite articles "a" and "an" are used with singular countable nouns and noun complements.
2. "A" and "an" are also used in expressions referring to numbers, speed, price, and frequency.
3. The definite article "the" is used with things that are unique or singular, such as the moon or the president.
4. "The" is also used before superlatives and the word "only" when it is used as an adjective.
This document discusses rules for using articles (a, an, the) in the English language. It explains that:
1. The indefinite articles "a" and "an" are used with singular countable nouns and noun complements.
2. "A" and "an" are also used in expressions referring to numbers, speed, price, and frequency.
3. The definite article "the" is used with things that are unique or singular, such as the moon or the president.
4. "The" is also used before superlatives and the word "only" when it is used as an adjective.
Rule 1: The indefinite article a or an is used before a singular noun which
is countable as well as with a noun complement, as- A terrorist has been killed in an encounter. A water pump is a must in house in Rajasthan. Rule 2: An indefinite article a or an is necessary in expressions referring to numbers, speed, price and frequency, as- A kilogram of sugar A dozen of oranges
Rule 4: Definite article theis used with the things which are only one; for example: The moon, the earth, the sky, the North Pole The Prime Minister, the president In other words, the nouns which single out one individual or thing. Rule 5: Definite article the is used before superlative as also before only when it is used as an adjective, as- This is the best book in the subject. This is the only reason. This is the biggest blunder you have made. This is the only purpose of my visit. (http://gradestack.com/mainsite/home) Explore (/mainsite/explorecourse) Study (Http://Gradestack.Com/IBPS- Bank-PO-Clerk-By- Bank- Power/Grammar/2906/Subject- Study) 2. Tenses (http://gradestack.com/IBPS- Bank-PO-Clerk-by-Bank- Power/Tenses-and-their- Usage/14380-2906-876- 1. Articles (http://gradestack.com/IBPS- Bank-PO-Clerk-by-Bank- Power/Articles/14373- 2906-784-study-wtw) Problems In Use Of Articles Sometimes the use of indefinite article a before and after certain adjectives changes the very sense of the word with which it is used. For example, the use of a before the adjectives few, little, slight, etc. changes the very meaning expressed by these words. Few means nearly nothing but a few means some. Eg- He has little time to spare. (Means no time)
Comment Rule 6: the is used before names of periodicals and newspapers, names of important buildings, before names of rare or unique objects, names of rivers, oceans, bays, mountains, religious groups, communities, institutions, etc. I have read this news in the Tribune. (Newspaper) The earth revolves round the Sun. (heavenly bodies) The Taj Mahal is located at Agra in Uttar Pradesh. (Important / rare building) The Ganges is the largest river of India. (River) Similarly, definite article the is used before the names of books. The Bible, The Autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi. The Two Faces of Indira Gandhi, The Quran Rule 7: Definite article the is used before words pointing out a class or kind of a thing. It is sometimes done by using it before an adjective to represent a whole class, as- The crow is a clever bird. (Means all the crows) The young will have to shoulder the responsibility. (Means all the young) Use the correct article. Test Your Skills Now! Full Name Email Facebook Connect Previous Omission Of Articles < Please Register f or Password Contact Number Account Already Exist? Login Here (/web/login) Create Account mail us at contact@gradestack.com (mailto:contact@gradestack.com) About Us (/mainsite/aboutus)
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The Morphological Systems of The English and Ukrainian Languages Are Characterized by A Considerable Number of Isomorphic and by Some Allomorphic Features