Articles Worksheet For Class 3 CBSE
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate article. 1. He has written ………………… book on Indian philosophy. 2. I heard ………………….. interesting story yesterday. 3. I gave her ………………….. flower. 4. My parents gave...
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Cases Where Articles Are Omitted
We do not normally use articles with plural or uncountable nouns when we are talking about people or things in general. I don’t drink coffee. (NOT I don’t drink the coffee.) She loves cats....
Indefinite Article
The article a and an do not refer to any particular person or thing. Hence, they are called indefinite articles. We use them with singular countable nouns. She is a doctor. I am a...
Common Expressions Without Articles
In some common fixed expressions to do with place, time and movement, normally countable nouns are treated as uncountables, without articles. Examples are: To/at/in/from schoolTo/at/from university/college (GB)To/in/from college (US)To/at/in/into/from churchTo/in/into/out of bed/prisonTo/in/into/out of hospital...
Articles Worksheet For Class 5
A singular countable noun always takes an article. I have a pet dog. (NOT I have pet dog.) She has written a story. (NOT She has written story.) Have you got a brother? (NOT Have you got...
Using Articles
Articles are a kind of determiners. They go in front of nouns or noun phrases. There are two types of articles – definite article (the) and indefinite article (a/an) Generally speaking, a singular countable...
When To Use A and When To Use The
In some situations, you can use either the indefinite article (a/an) or the definite article (the). Note that there is a difference of meaning between the two structures. The definite article is used when...
Rules For The Use And Omission Of Articles | Class 10 English Grammar
The misuse of the and a is very common. Here are the basic rules for the use and omission of articles. Proper nouns (e.g. John, Alice and India) do not take articles. Incorrect: The...
Articles
A, an and the are called the articles. A/an is called the indefinite article; the is called the definite article. We use the before a noun when our listener/reader knows (or can work out)...