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Hi, I usually tell beginners that, broadly speaking, they should use 'a' the first time they mention something, and after that use 'the'. eg I bought a car today. The care is red.
- Hi, I usually tell beginners that, broadly speaking, they should use 'a' the first time they mention something, and after that use 'the'.
- eg I bought a car today.
- The care is red.
- The car is very fast.
- I like the car.
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Hi,
I usually tell beginners that, broadly speaking, they should use 'a' the first time they mention something, and after that use 'the'.
eg I bought a car today. The care is red. The car is very fast. I like the car.
eg A new student came to our class today. The student is Indian.
This
I usually tell beginners that, broadly speaking, they should use 'a' the first time they mention something, and after that use 'the'.
eg I bought a car today. The care is red. The car is very fast. I like the car.
eg A new student came to our class today. The student is Indian.
This
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