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This bachelor thesis describes the use of articles with nouns in English, focusing on proper nouns. Theoretical part deals with classification of nouns, structure of noun phrases and distribution of determiners. Using of British National Corpus and Corpus of Contemporary American English, it describes...
.We use the zero article: with proper nouns, i.e. the names of people and places(e.g.). with plural countable nouns referring to things in general(e.g.). with uncountable nouns referring to something in general(e.g.). 3【题目】11. Find examples for the rules about definite ...
ArticleUseinOtherLanguages •Asian,Slavic,Africanlanguages –Donothaveanarticlesystem •Arabic,Welshlanguages –Onlyusedefinitearticles •French,Spanishlanguages –Separatearticlesaccordingtogender •Greeklanguage –Usesarticleswithpropernouns •Mayusearticlesassuffixesratherthanindividualword Project •Gave...
With common nouns, the use of the definite, indefinite and zero articles conveys information about the pragmatic definiteness of the referent of the NP in which the articles appear. The use of articles with proper names, on the other hand, is non-contrastive; certain classes of proper names ...
We use the zero article:我们使用零冠词 with proper nouns, i e. the names of people and places (e. g.)专有名词,即人名和地名(例如Johannesburg)。 with plural countable nouns referring to things in general (e. g.)复数可数名词指一般事物(例如birthday parties)。 with uncountable nouns referring...
This section discusses how the 3 types of articles (a/an, the, 0) apply to Proper Nouns. B. PROEPR NOUN: INDEFINITE ARTICLES (“a/an”) APPLICATION 1. “a”: a person of certain nationality · a Chinese · an American 2. “a”: an unspecified person sharing a name with a group...
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from other things; use “a” if you’re not. With proper nouns, plural nouns, and mass nouns, determiners aren’t necessary, though you can still use them depending on the meaning you’re after; but remember not to use “a” or any other determiner that implies counting with a mass ...
“the” and zero-article can be used with either singular or plural nounsD. Articles are similar to AdjectivesArticles function like Adjectives, and could be regarded as such.E. Abbreviations Below1. “an/an”: Indefinite Article applies