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An Article is used before a noun to indicate if the noun is something particular (the) or a member of a class (a/an).
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three miles down in a valley
In my book there is the text:
He made his way back to where Dad and Kate were half-dozing in the heat. "I have to rest, Dad," he said. He flopped to the ground in a dirty, broken heap.
"I know," Dad …
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Article usage in "the crunch of tires in dirt", "a cloud of dust"
However only two of them — crunch and cloud have articles, and even there the articles are different: ”crunch” gets the definite article, the; but the indefinite article, a, is used for “dust”. …
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