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What role do articles primarily play in relation to nouns?
What role do articles primarily play in relation to nouns?
- They enhance the emotional tone of sentences.
- They indicate the plurality of nouns.
- They specify whether a noun is definite or indefinite. (correct)
- They change the meaning of adjectives.
In the phrase 'a very beautiful girl,' how many elements does the article modify?
In the phrase 'a very beautiful girl,' how many elements does the article modify?
- The noun, the adjective, and the adverb. (correct)
- Only the adverb.
- Only the noun.
- Both the adjective and the noun.
Which of the following sentences correctly uses an article?
Which of the following sentences correctly uses an article?
- He owns a car. (correct)
- She is the top student. (correct)
- Cats are common pets.
- An elephants roam wildly.
What is the correct order of elements in the phrase 'a beautiful girl'?
What is the correct order of elements in the phrase 'a beautiful girl'?
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Which type of article is demonstrated in the sentence 'The boy has come'?
Which type of article is demonstrated in the sentence 'The boy has come'?
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Study Notes
Articles in Grammar
- Articles are words that precede nouns, acting as determiners or adjectives.
- Articles define whether a noun is definite or indefinite.
- Definite article: "the" - refers to a specific noun already known or understood.
- Indefinite articles: "a" and "an" - refer to any noun of a particular kind.
Article Order in Sentences
- Articles always come before the noun they modify.
- Simple sentence pattern: Article + Noun (e.g., "She is a girl").
- Articles can be followed by adjectives: Article + Adjective + Noun (e.g., "She is a beautiful girl").
- Further modification with adverbs: Article + Adverb + Adjective + Noun (e.g., "She is a very beautiful girl").
Common Adjectives Before Nouns
- Other words like "all," "both," "such," "double," "half," "many," "rather," and "just" can precede nouns along with articles.
- These words provide additional information about the noun.
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