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ARTICLES A, AN, THE | Articles | Complete Rules + Examples | English Grammar

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ARTICLES A, AN, THE | Articles | Complete Rules + Examples | English Grammar

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253 просмотра · Трансляция закончилась 9 дней назад
ARTICLES A, AN, THE | Definition & Indefinite Articles | Complete English Grammar Class by Deepak Aarya Confused about A, AN and THE? In this complete English Grammar class, Deepak Aarya explains the concept of Articles from basic to advanced level in a simple, clear and exam-oriented way. In this class, you will learn What is an Article? What are Indefinite Articles? When do we use A? When do we use AN? Where do we use THE? You will also learn important rules, examples, common errors and objective questions for practice. 🎯 TOPIC: ARTICLES — A, AN & THE Articles are one of the most important topics of English Grammar for school students as well as competitive-exam aspirants. A clear understanding of Articles can help you improve your grammar, writing, speaking and objective-question solving skills. 📚 IN THIS CLASS YOU WILL LEARN: ✅ Definition of Article ✅ Types of Articles ✅ Indefinite Articles — A & AN ✅ Definite Article — THE ✅ Difference between A, AN and THE ✅ A before consonant sound ✅ AN before vowel sound ✅ Use of A with professions ✅ Use of AN with professions ✅ A/AN meaning “one” ✅ A/AN in exclamatory sentences ✅ Articles with abbreviations and initials ✅ Silent H — an hour, an honest man, an heir ✅ U / EU sound — a university, a European ✅ One / W sound — a one-rupee coin ✅ Articles with numbers ✅ A/AN for rate and frequency ✅ A few and A little ✅ Common fixed expressions ✅ Common mistakes in Articles ✅ Objective Questions ✅ Exam-oriented practice 🔥 A vs AN — THE MOST IMPORTANT CONCEPT Remember: A → consonant SOUND Examples: A boy A teacher A book A university A European A useful book A one-rupee coin AN → vowel SOUND Examples: An apple An orange An umbrella An engineer An hour An honest man An MBA 💡 Golden Rule: A or AN depends on the SOUND, not simply on the first letter. This is one of the most important concepts for competitive examinations. 🎓 WHO SHOULD WATCH THIS CLASS? This English Grammar class is useful for: 📌 Classes 6 to 12 📌 UP Board Students 📌 CBSE Board Students 📌 English Medium Students 📌 Hindi Medium Students 📌 TGT English 📌 PGT English 📌 CTET 📌 UPTET 📌 All TET Exams 📌 SSC 📌 Banking Exams 📌 NDA 📌 Other Competitive Exams 📌 English Grammar Learners 📌 Spoken English Learners 🧠 WHY LEARN ARTICLES? Articles may look simple, but many students make mistakes in questions involving: A / AN / THE Especially when words begin with: H, U, EU, ONE and abbreviations For example: ❌ an university ✅ a university ❌ a hour ✅ an hour ❌ an European ✅ a European ❌ a honest man ✅ an honest man ❌ an one-rupee coin ✅ a one-rupee coin Understanding the sound-based rule makes these questions much easier. ✍️ PRACTICE WITH DEEPAK AARYA Don't just watch the class—pause, think and answer the questions yourself. Try to identify the correct article in sentences such as: He is ___ honest man. She studies at ___ university. I waited for ___ hour. He is ___ engineer. What ___ beautiful idea! Write your answers in your notebook and check your understanding after attempting the questions. 🏫 ABOUT THE TEACHER Deepak Aarya Founder & Director Vidya Setu Global Institute 📍 Chauri Chaura, near Nehru Balika Inter College 📞 9554664511 Our aim is to make English Grammar simple, practical, understandable and exam-oriented for students. ❤️ SUPPORT THE HARD WORK If this class helps you even a little, please support the channel: 👍 LIKE the video 💬 COMMENT your answer ↗️ SHARE this class with your friends and students 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to the channel Please subscribe, like and share for the sake of my hard work. ❤️