A, an, the
(Articles) is a word used to limit the meaning of the noun (noun). Article or
clothing word, is divided into two kinds, namely: definite and indefinite.
There is also zero meaning no word article of clothing.
Definite
Article
The clothing
is a word that is used in the definite article.
The use on
specific things (have obvious or suggested above) include: person (person),
thing (object), and the idea (thought).
This word
is used before countable noun (noun can be calculated) and uncountable noun (a
noun that can not be calculated).
Example
Sentences Definite Article:
There's a
girl in front of the bookstore. The girl Wore boots. (Well, there was a child
in front of the bookstore.)
The place
that I just visited is cozy. (The new place I visit very comfortable.)
indefinite
Articles
A or used
on an indefinite articles.
Said
clothing is used on things that are not specific or had never been described
before, include: person (person), thing (object), and the idea (thought).
This word
is only used before singular countable noun (singular noun can be counted).
Example
Sentences Indefinite Article:
a man, a
book, an umbrella
He goes to
the swimming pool twice a week. (He went to the pool twice a week.)
Zero
Article (Without a, an, the)
Zero means
no article article (a, an, the) which need to be used against a noun (noun).
Several
kinds of noun that does not or can not use the article (without a, an, the),
among others, are the names of languages, sports, academic subject, etc.
Example
Sentences Zero Article:
Can you
speak Japanese? (Can you speak Japanese?)
That
children played football. (Children were playing ball.)
Error
(Error usage)
Common
errors that occur in the use of this word, namely the use of inverse Definite
and Indefinite.
