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Hi, Generally speaking, use 'the' when the listener/reader knows about the thing you are talking about. This is often after the first time you mention something. eg A man had an accident yesterday.
- Hi, Generally speaking, use 'the' when the listener/reader knows about the thing you are talking about.
- This is often after the first time you mention something.
- eg A man had an accident yesterday.
- The man was killed.
- The accident was very serious.
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Hi,
Generally speaking, use 'the' when the listener/reader knows about the thing you are talking about. This is often after the first time you mention something.
eg A man had an accident yesterday. The man was killed. The accident was very serious.
Best wishes, Clive
Generally speaking, use 'the' when the listener/reader knows about the thing you are talking about. This is often after the first time you mention something.
eg A man had an accident yesterday. The man was killed. The accident was very serious.
Best wishes, Clive
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Here http://depts.gallaudet.edu/englishworks/grammar/main/articles.htmis an excellent reference on the use of articles. There are little tests to check your understanding, too.
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