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Indefinite Articles               'a or an' are indefinite articles and are used when to say about not a definite person, place or thing. Example : I saw a girl.(any girl --not definite)               He gave me an orange. Definite Articles               'the' is called definite article and is used when to say about a definite person, place or thing. Example : I saw the girl who secured the first rank.(girl --is definite) Usage Of Definite Articles                'the' is used before the following common noun. Example : the sun, the moon, the planet, the sky, the earth 'the' is used before a particular person or thing already referred to. Example : The boy whom I met yesterday.               The book that I gave you. 'the' is used before some books. Example : The Ramayana               The Koran.               The Bible. 'the' is used before name of rivers, mountain, seas, oceans, islands..etc. Example : The Ganges               The Nile.               The Laccadive. 'the' is used before a singular noun that represents the whole class. Example : The cowis a domestic animal.               The rose smells sweet.               The parrotis a beautiful bird. 'the' is used before superlatives. Example : The highest mountain in the world.               The best picture I have ever seen. 'the' is not used before proper noun. Example : Mumbai is a major port in India.               Pacific is the deepest ocean.

SPEAKING WORKOUT.pdf9.12 KB

Bad weather vocabulary: A nip in the air - a feeling of cold. blustery - with strong winds. rogue - behaving in ways that are not expected or not normal, often in a harmful way; a rogue animal is a dangerous wild animal that lives apart from the rest of its group. bracing - (of weather) cold and perhaps windy, in a way that makes you feel full of energy. inclement /in'klem.ənt/ - Inclement weather is unpleasant, especially with cold wind and rain. Gale - a very strong wind.