parts of speech-articles

1. ARTICLES
A, AN,THE

2.  Articles are words that combine to a noun
to define a noun as specific or unspecific.
 Basically, articles are of two types:
i. Indefinite Articles
ii.Definite Articles

3. THREE ARTICLES
Type 1: Indefinite
• An
• A
Type 2: Definite
• The

4. INDEFINITE ARTICLE
A/AN
 They refer to something not specifically
known to the person you are
communicating with.
 They are used before nouns that introduce
something or someone you have not
mentioned before:

5. Continue….
For Example:
 I ate a banana for lunch.
 I saw an elephant this morning.
 He is an English teacher.
 I saw a movie.

6. A OR AN

7. A OR AN
A is used before a word beginning with a
consonant sound.
e.g. A boy, A yard, A hole, A horse.
An is used before a word beginning with a
vowel sound.
e.g. An enemy, An umbrella, An hour.

8. DEFINITE ARTICLES
 The definite article “THE” is used when
we talk about a particular person or thing.
 There are two ways to pronounce "the".
One "thuh" and the other "thee".

9. CONTINUE….
For Example:
 The rose is the sweetest of all flowers.
 The cow is a useful animal.
 Did you lock the car?

10. ZERO ARTICLE
• When no article is needed.
• When making sentence with uncountable
plural noun.

11. CONTINUE….
For example:
 Shoes are more expensive than sandals.
 Women are more intelligent than men.