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There are two types of articles. They are known as the definite and indefinite articles. The words 'a' and 'an' are the indefinite articles and 'the' is the definite article. Articles are used at the beginning of noun phrases.

a or an?
If the noun begins with a vowel sound then the indefinite article to use is 'an', . an apple. However if the noun begins with a consonant sound, then the indefinite article to use is 'a', . a cat.

The zero article
In some cases nouns such as plural and uncountable nouns do not have articles before them. This lack of an article is sometimes known as the zero article, . I've got two cats.

There are quite a few rules connected with the use of articles. Here is a basic one to start with:

We use the indefinite article – 'a' and 'an'
to refer to something or someone for the first time in a conversation:

She's has two children – a boy and a girl.
I hear you've just bought a new car.
She bought a lovely bag yesterday.



We use the definite article – 'the'

to refer to something or someone that both speakers in a conversation know about or that has been referred to before:

The boy is 7 and the girl 4.
I'm going to use the new one for driving my family around and I'm keeping my old one just for myself.
The bag was red leather and really lovely.

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