Definite and indefinite articles

When do we use indefinite articles "a" and "an"?

• • When we're talking about something for the first time.

• • When we're talking about something specific.

When should we use the definite article "the"?

• • When we want to make something sound more general.

• • When we've already mentioned it before.

Give an example of a special word that always uses "the."

• • The dog

• • The sun

In the sentence, "There is a new Italian restaurant in our town," which article is used before "Italian restaurant"?

• • a

• an

• the

I went to ​ (a)   store and bought ​ (b)   book."

• a
• an
• the

She found ​ (a)   interesting website online.

• an
• a
• the

She found ​ (a)   umbrella on the way to school today.

• an
• a
• the

​ (a)   restaurant's name is Gianni's

• The
• A
• An

1. 
   During the day, we can see ​ (a)   sun shining brightly in the sky.

• the
• a
• an

Answer explanation

some special words always use "the" like the sun

1. 
   At night, ​ (a)   moon rises and lights up the darkness.

• the
• a
• an

Answer explanation

Some special words always "the" like the moon