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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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A somebody or just somebody?

I think there is a slight meaning difference between the two sentences. When putting an "a" in front of nobody/somebody, "A nobody" refers to an unimportant, insignificant person and "a somebody" refe …
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There is an invisible barrier

Yes this is the correct article. However your sentence does not sound idiomatic. for him is a confusing verb choice in this context. A more natural way to phrase this idea could be something like The …
Peter Kapteyn's user avatar