Articles- a, an, the (Types, uses with examples)

 Articles are the roots of English grammar. There are three articles in English- a, an, the. Let's learn in details about these articles.

Types of Articles-


Indefinite articles- A, An




Uses of 'a'-


Uses of 'an'-

Definite article-

Uses of 'the'-














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