An apple for me

Indefinite article – A/AN

Indefinite article it is using when the speaker it is talking first time for
something. It mean the speaker for that specific object doesn’t mention
before. The Indefinite article has two forms: a and an.

We use “a” before the noun who begin with constant.

Example:
a banana (we use “a” before the noun “banana” because the first letter of
this noun it’s “b” it mean it’s constant).
a table(we use “a” before the noun “table” because the first letter of this
noun it’s “t” it mean it’s constant).
a clock(we use “a” before the noun “clock” because the first letter of this
noun it’s “c” it mean it’s constant).
Here we have a book in English language. (Because we are speaking for
one object what we didn’t mention before we use indefinite article. We write
“a” before the noun “book” because “b” it’s constant)
We use “an” before the noun who begin with vowel.
Example:
an ice (we use “an” before the noun “ice” because the first letter of this
noun it’s “i” it mean it’s vowel).
an apple (we use “an” before the noun “apple” because the first letter of
this noun it’s “a” it mean it’s vowel).
an elephant (we use “an” before the noun “elephant” because the first
letter of this noun it’s “e” it mean it’s vowel).
An insect it’s in your table. Because we are speaking for one object what
we didn’t mention before we use indefinite article. We write “an” before the
noun “insect” because “i” it’s vowel)

1.Write two words with indefinite article (one to be with a and one with an)
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2.Write one sentence with indefinite article
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3. Match the sentences A/AN:
___ octopus ___ interesting book
The car is red
 Definite article - THE

Definite article it is using after the speaker talks for one specific thing then
that same thing we mention. We use in singular and plural countable nouns
and uncountable nouns. In sentences before the noun in definite article we
write “the”.

Here is an apple. The apple is red. (In the second sentence we have the
definite article “the”, the noun “apple” it’s mention for the second time and
that’s why we use definite article “the”)

Definite article we use and in specific nouns, names of ocean, seas, rivers,
lakes, cinemas, musical instruments, hotels and in superlative adjectives.

(the sun, the Big Museum, the guitar , the best girl)

We don’t use articles before countries, cities, streets, languages, meals.

(I ate dinner, I went in Italy)

Different between definite and indefinite article it’s that in sentence firstly
we use the indefinite article (a or an) than we use indefinite article (the).

Example:

An apple and a banana it’s under table. The apple it’s green and the
banana it’s yellow.

Answer the questions below:

1.Match the sentence below with definite or indefinite article?

Look! Here is __ bike. __ is very big. You are __ youngest girl in this class.

2. Write one sentence what contains definite article.

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3.Write one sentence what contains definite and indefinite article.

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These are my clothes
 Demonstrative pronouns- THIS, THAT, THESE, THOSE

Demonstrative pronouns are using for explaining the distance between the
object and speaker. The demonstrative pronouns are : this, that ,these and
those.
This- it is using when the speaker it’s talking for one object that is in
singular and near the speaker.
This is my dress.
That - it is using when the speaker it’s talking for one object that is in
singular and it’s far the speaker.
That is my car.
These- it is using when the speaker it’s talking for two or more objects that
are in plural and near the speaker.
These are my glasses.
Those- it is using when the speaker it’s talking for two or more objects that
are in plural and it’s far the speaker.
Those are my watches.

This is my dress.
That is my car.

These are my bottles.

Those are my watches.

1.Which are demonstrative pronouns?

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2.Write one sentence for all of them.
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There is an apple
There is/There are