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In English grammar, the articles include '''the''', '''a''', and '''an'''. Articles specify or determine the scope of the described noun. | In English grammar, the articles include '''the''', '''a''', and '''an'''. Articles specify or determine the scope of the described noun. | ||
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Revision as of 15:15, November 2, 2010
In English grammar, the articles include the, a, and an. Articles specify or determine the scope of the described noun.
In most cases, the specifies a particular one, while a (and an) refer to any one.