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Articles for 3rd Grade

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Practice A, An, The with sentences.

by Alina Kenes
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There are no rules for articles; you can use them randomly.

2

The articles a and an are indefinite articles.

3

The articles a, an, and the have the same meaning.

4

We use a before a singular noun that starts with a consonant sound, like a cat.

5

The is used only with proper nouns.

6

An is used before singular nouns that begin with a consonant sound.

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The is used with unique items, like the president or the Earth.

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We use an before a singular noun that starts with a vowel sound, like an apple.

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You must always use a before any word that starts with a vowel.

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We use the before something specific or already known, like the sun.

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