Question

I have ______ one year old daughter -(use articles)
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Answer 1

Answer:

I have a one-year-old daughter.

Explanation:

Articles

• Articles are used to present particular objects, things, or something in general.
• We can divide articles into two categories.

1. Definite article
2. Indefinite article

• The is the definite article.
• A/An are the indefinite articles.
• The (definite article) indicates something specific.
• For instance, "The party that I attended yesterday was amazing."
• Here, that particular party has significance.
• A/An (indefinite article) indicates something general.
• For instance, "A cup of tea energises you."
• Here, there is no mention of a specific cup of tea, but any cup of tea helps in giving energy.
• Usually, a is used before consonant sounds and an is used before vowel sounds.
• Examples:
• He has a car.
• She ate an orange.

Note:

• An is used before a vowel sound and not a vowel letter.
• Example: I worked on the project for an hour.

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Answer 2

Answer:

I have a one year old daughter.

Explanation :

• Articles are of two types, definite article and indefinite article.

• A and an are called indefinite article and the is called a definite article. A is used when the word is started with a consonant letter e g. a bird, a pen, a coin, a book, etc. An is used for vowel letter or vowel sound. Example - an owl, an umbrella, an hour, an ant etc.

• Here in the above sentence 'a' has been used for 'one' and its pronunciation, specially first letter 'o of one'. Examples : A one-eyed deer. a one-rupee note, a one-way route. a one-eyed man.

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