KELOMPOK 1 :
1.
SALMA DAMAYANTI
2.
MELLA RUSDIYANTI ELSA PUTRI
3.
URFIDHA LETJAR IRYANTI
4.
INUNG FIDI ASTUTI
5.
DINI ANTIKA NURFITRYA
CLASS :
1B/PBI
THE
ARTICLE (a, an and the)
An Article is a word placed before a noun to
limit its application, or to mark the extent og its meaning;-as, A cart; an owl; the man.
In the example, -“ a cart,” “an owl,” i.e., any cart, or any owl, a and an limit the meaning of the nouns,
“cart,” and owl,” to one cart and one owl:- so a and an are articles.
In the example-“ the man,” the does not
mean any man, but some particular man ;-so the
is an article.
The indefinite article is used before nouns
which mean number ;-as, A dozen, a many, a hundred.
Because a and an may mean any cart, or any owl, they are called indefinite articles.
Because the means some particular man it is
called the definite article.
There are
only two articles, the definite
article the, and the indefinite article, an or a.
How to use articles,-use the a before words
beginning with a consonant; -as, a
fly; except where a word has its name sound, as, union, which should be, a union ; except too, where word begin
with a diphthong, as, European, or ewe, which should be, a European, a ewe. We
also say, many a one. The article a is a contraction of an.
Use the an
(the same word as a, with another
letter to it), before word beginning with a vowel; -as, an arm; except where a
word begins with an h, which is not
sounded; -as hour, an honour, an heir, an herb, an hotel and a few more; and
except too, where the h is sounded, when the accent is on the second
syllable, as-an historical event.
Use no article when speaking of an entire class
of common things; -as, man is mortal.
Sumber :
The Young Students English Grammar For Schools, John Heywook’d New Education
Works
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