- uses the
definite article and thus,
expresses a
request for a
particular book. In contrast,
Sentence 2 uses an
indefinite article and thus,
conveys that...
- Look up
indefinite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Indefinite may
refer to: the
opposite of
definite in
grammar indefinite article indefinite pronoun...
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English are the
definite article the and the
indefinite articles a and an. They are the two most
common determiners. The
definite article is the
default determiner...
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definiteness or
indefiniteness Article (publishing), a
piece of
nonfictional prose that is an
independent part of a
publication Article(s) may also refer...
- (some)
would be used. The same
endings are used for the
negative indefinite article-like word (kein-), and the
adjectival possessive pronouns (alias:...
- children, and is also
found in
italic type. In English, a is the
indefinite article, with the
alternative form an. In English, the name of the letter...
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determined by a
determiner other than the
definite article (an
indefinite article, a demonstrative, an
indefinite quantifier), then the genitive-dative affixes...
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definite article,
corresponding in many
cases to
English the; an
indefinite article,
corresponding to
English a/an; and a
partitive article, used roughly...
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English "one" (i.e. 1). Ein has no plural; as in English, the
plural indefinite article is null, as in "There are cows in the field." ("Es gibt Kühe auf dem...
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classes on the
right hand. The
indefinite article is -ek for
animates and -ak for inanimates. The
indefinite article exists only in the singular, where...