6 RULES OF ARTICLES A, AN, THE | How to use articles in English CORRECTLY

Very useful!

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In a grammar book the chapter headings are THE NOUN, THE VERB, etc what is the refering to?

The 'roof' example is lame. Why is it 'I have a mother' when there is only one mother you can have?😅

The Wash mashine . Its máquina de lavar

Wich means roof in english?

My native english its prtuguise i am from brazil

In my language its a uma maçã

Great way to make the concepts clear.

I don’t understand what you mean by “when the words are used for their primary purpose” 🥺

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Very useful video.

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Thanks a lot. Could you kindly help us with test of oral English?

First time I learned clearly with details about articles thank you my respectful sir❤

Harry, thank you so much ! You are amazing !

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Harry, sometimes I hear " I went to the cafe" and sometimes "I went down to the cafe". What is the difference? It is obvious that they don't mean that the cafe is somewhere below.

Very good explained

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What if I want to say: let me give you "an" advice. Is that not correct? How can I say that?

Just need to remember. Harry, thank you!

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Thanks great teacher, for your efforts.

I’m going to the market? Is this correct?

Mr. Harry you should be crowned with a noble you get your grammar straight to the point in a sophisticated manner and gentle to be digested by the mind smoothly. Me favourably appreciated.

I have already watched it and really like it. It have been very informative and intelligibly, I'll rewatch it necessarily again to memorize better.

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Could you teach us by making a video on difference between simple past and present perfect tense?

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thanks so much, All this time I was asking how to use those articules, thank you for taking your time to teach us

Thanks for the lovely video

Harry, thank you for very useful information. Could you say why there's an article in "a gesture language", "the English/German language", but there's no article with "body language" or "sign language"?

Waiting for ur book Harry.Thankq much

IMHO, uncountable nouns are those which don’t have plural (or not so often SINGULAR) form. Like scissors, fumes and so on. I mean singular form doesn’t exist, only plural. Maybe I’m wrong.

Please make video on advanced preposition...

I always would👍😊

I liked the way i expres

Amazing video. So useful!

please fill the sentence with articles a/an/the/no article for following statement: challenging!!!
ALL _____EMPLOYEES WERE ASKED TO REACH________OFFICE AT SHARP 9 O'CLOCK FOR ______MEETING.
ALL THE BEST AND PLEASE MENTION THE REASON FOR EACH BLANK FILLED WORD

Thank you so much. You are an exceptional teacher. I have never seen this fantastic clarification.❤❤❤❤✨✨

Thank you Harry for a very useful lesson, especially for Polish native speaker, as there are no articles in our mother tongue at all. I have a questions, though. I am a doctor, and when I tell where I work, I always wonder whether I should say "I work at hospital" or "I work in the hospital"? So how about employees working at schools, universities, hospital, etc. I would appreciate an explanation from you. Best regards, Marcin

you are fantastic

Nouns that we regard as a figurative thing to something just abstractly visual, not concrete, we don't use any article, right? like ...

Bed is regarded as where we are sleeping in every day (it sounds like its function is like an adverb), right?.

Home is where we are living in.
I'm going home now.

School, church, college, prison, ...

Very superb teacher on mind.. 🎉

Love to see the videos expres so nice

thank you sir. very helpful and wonderfully explanation. can you put more advanced quiz as well?

Thank you, Harry.
'I saw a man.
A man was drunk.'
That even sounds terrible.
Correct me if I am wrong.