Artículos objetivo – revise articles Para empezar – what is an article? What is the difference between definite and indefinite?

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Artículos objetivo – revise articles Para empezar – what is an article? What is the difference between definite and indefinite?

El artículo definido El/los La/las when el is preceded by prepositions a or de a single word is formed A + el = al De + el = del

They are used Before nouns Before abstract nouns Before nouns indicating a unique person/thing No me gustan las tortillas La democracia es una forma de gobernar la sociedad

With the names of languages Except when used with Hablar Saber Aprender El inglés es una lengua mundial Mary aprende italiano y habla ruso

Before titles Except when addressing the person directly Conocí al doctor López el mes pasado Hola, señora García

To translate on with days of the week El museo cierra los lunes

Before some countries/regions La India El Reino Unido El Salvador La Coruña La Mancha La Pampa

With parts of the body Tengo los ojos azules Me duele la cabeza

The definite article is NOT used 1. With Roman numerals after the names of monarchs/popes Eg. Felipe IV de España = Felipe cuarto 2. When giving further info on someone Eg. Felipe Gonzalez, antiguo presidente de España

The indefinite article Used In the plural form to mean few/approx with numbers El pueblo está a unos kilómetros de distancia

NOT USED With professions or occupations Soy profesor Mi amiga es cantante Unless the noun is qualified Mi amiga es una cantante fabulosa

With the following Otro Tal Medio Qué Mil No hay otro remedio No habría hecho tal cosa ¡Qué chica tan rara!