English, asked by pritivishwakarama54, 11 months ago

I study at ____small University in London use articles

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Answered by Priatouri

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Article A.

Explanation:

In English Grammar, there are two types of the article the definite and the indefinite article.
The definite article (The) is generally used before a noun to show that the noun is also known to the reader.
On the other hand, the indefinite articles (A, An) is usually used before a noun which is unknown to the reader.
Accordingly, in the given sentence article "a" will be filled in the blank because, here, we do not know the university, thus it is the indefinite noun and we have to use the indefinite article.

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a

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I study at ____small University in London use articles

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