English articles: a or the, what's the difference, english grammar

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This video will finally help you understand and remember the difference between a and the! The indefinite article and definite acricle are two very confusing concepts in the English language! I have composed a poem to make it easier for you to remember the difference! I also give you some good examples which demostrate the difference and make it crystal clear! Learning English grammar can be fun!
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@RahulAtri Год назад

hello mam, long time to see u. firstly Thankyou mam for great explanation! and helpful lesson. ☺🥰it may seem easy to use but a little try😉 some examples related: office authority must receive 'a' charge for security of documents. - the legal charge. (definite) I need a time interval in action movies. - I need the short time interval in action movies. (definite) there is a little confusion and the confusion(definite) impact adversely manager's decision. The decision (definite) is in a Favour of young employs. the employs have less experience. (definite)

@AntoniaRomaker Год назад

I am glad that you like it 🥰

@dan93431 Год назад

So far, the industry has staved off several bans by mounting legal challenges arguing that they offer game of skill and not those purely dependant on chance ---a tenuous distinction for real...... Do I require a comma (,) prior to that participle adjective"arguing"?????(.........by mounting legal challenges, arguing that)

@AntoniaRomaker Год назад

I would say that this is a restrictive phrase, so you don't need a comma.

@dan93431 Год назад

@@AntoniaRomaker got it.But it is modifying "the industry" right??

@AntoniaRomaker Год назад

You are right, then you need a comma. The sentence is quite confusing. Where did you find it?