Definite, indefinite and zero articles.
Overview of definite, indefinite and zero articles, and when articles are used in English.
Read the rulesUsing a and an with singular countable nouns.
Read the rulesUsing the to refer to specific people, things and places.
Read the rulesSituations where no article is used.
Read the rulesDifference between the indefinite article and the numeral one.
Read the rulesUsage with home, hospital, prison, school, work, church, sea, town
Read the rulesChoosing between a/an, the and zero article when speaking generally or specifically.
Read the rulesArticles with names of people, countries, cities, streets and organizations.
Read the rulesArticles with rivers, seas, oceans, mountain ranges, deserts, islands and countries.
Read the rulesUsing or omitting articles with school, university, prison, hospital, church, bed and similar nouns.
Read the rulesArticles with meals, languages, academic subjects and games.
Read the rulesArticles with means of transport and transport-related expressions.
Read the rulesUsing the with unique objects such as the sun, the moon and the internet.
Read the rulesArticles with musical instruments and musical expressions.
Read the rulesIdiomatic expressions with or without articles.
Read the rulesFrequent learner mistakes involving English articles.
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