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Definite and indefinite articles
In almost every sentence we make in English, we need to use an article. Articles are small but important words that precede nouns, and by using them correctly you will distinguish yourself as a good English speaker. Here’s a complete guide to definite and indefinite articles with help on when to use which and when to use neither.
What is an Article?
The determiners a/an and the are called "articles". They are the most common of all determiners. They come at the very beginning of a noun phrase. We divide them into "indefinite" and "definite" like this:

An article is a word that goes before a noun, giving some basic information about the noun, such as if it is singular or plural, or if the object is specific or general. The English articles are a, an, some, and the.

We use indefinite to mean non-specific. Indefinite is general. We use definite to mean specific. Definite is particular. When we are talking about something in general, we use a or an. When we are talking about something in particular, we use the.
There are three indefinite articles in English – two for the singular form (a, an) and one for the plural form (some).
We use an indefinite article in English when:

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  We refer to something for the first time
  
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  We refer to a general thing, and not something specific
  

We describe a person’s profession
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