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Personal Pronouns/

Definite and Indefinite Articles

INDEFINITE ARTICLE There are three singular indefinite articles in English - a, an, one - the equivalent of two Spanish forms (a, an).

In English and Spanish, the indefinite article refers to an unspecified thing.

THE DEFINITE ARTICLE

The definite article is much less common in English than in Spanish. In addition, there is only one English word, the, the equivalent of All Forms Spanish (el, la, los, las).

In English, the definite article is used only when you want to specify a noun or noun group in particular.

EXAMPLES OF INDEFINITE ARTICLES articles indefinite “A”

A flight attendant works on planes.

Articles indefinite "AN"An astronaut travels in a space ship.

EXAMPLES OF DEFINITE ARTICLESThe dog wants you to go out with him as soon as you arrive.

The mice are eating a little of cheese.

The museum has got a lot of pictures

PERSONAL PRONOUNS