Dictionary of English - article
article
In grammar, this is a part of speech. There are two articles in English: the definite article the and the indefinite article a or an. The definite article identifies a particular noun: the book I need and the indefinite article indicates an unidentified noun: bring me a book. The indefinite article an is used in front of a vowel: an owl.
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