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Hi, Articles can make nouns more specific. At the most basic level, definite and indefinite articles can be understood like this: A car is on fire. (not a specific car) The car (you know which one) is on fire.
- Hi, Articles can make nouns more specific.
- At the most basic level, definite and indefinite articles can be understood like this: A car is on fire.
- (not a specific car) The car (you know which one) is on fire.
- Definite articles can also make nouns general: The lion is an animal that can be found in Africa.
- (not just one lion; all of them) There's more however.
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Articles can make nouns more specific. At the most basic level, definite and indefinite articles can be understood like this:
Articles can make nouns more specific. At the most basic level, definite and indefinite articles can be understood like this:
- A car is on fire. (not a specific car)
- The car (you know which one) is on fire.
- The lion is an animal that can be found in Africa. (n
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