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5 examples of sentences with indefinite articles I saw a cat out there. A dog is a man's best friend. I ate an apple for breakfast. I bought a new book. A good education is important.
Definition of an Article The Macmillan Dictionary defines an article as ?a type of determiner (=word used before a noun) that shows whether you are referring to a particular thing or to a general example of something. The indefinite article is 'a' or 'an' and the definite article is 'the'.?
5 examples of sentences with indefinite articles I saw a cat out there. A dog is a man's best friend. I ate an apple for breakfast. I bought a new book. A good education is important.
There are two types of articles in English, namely definite (the), and indefinite (a, an). Indefinite articles are used before singular nouns. The article 'a' comes before words that start with a consonant (or a vowel that sounds like a consonant).
-'a' is used with words starting with consonant sounds, for example, a doctor, a boy, a car, a university, a week, a house etc. -'an' is used with words starting with vowel sounds, for example, an engineer, an orange, an honest man an elephant, an angle, an ice-cream, an octopus, an MBA exam etc.
