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Do you use an indefinite article?
Robert es __ ingeniero. |
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Definition
| No. Not used before unmodified nouns of profession. |
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Do you use an indefinite article?
Marta es __ mexicana, pero no es __ católica. |
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Definition
| No. Not used before religion or nationality. |
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Do you use an indefinite article?
¿Ud. es __ republicano o __ demócrata? |
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Definition
| No. Not used before political party. |
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Term
Do you use an indefinite article?
¿Tienes __ novia?
Yo nunca uso sombrero. |
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Definition
| No. Not used with nouns in general, when the idea of quantity is not emphasized. |
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Term
Do you use an indefinite article?
El abrigo cuesta __ mil dólares.
Necesitamos __ otro contador.
Esperé __ media hora. |
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Definition
| No. Not used with the adjectives cien(to), mil, otro, medio, tal, cierto. |
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Do you use an indefinite article?
Él trabaja de (como) secretario. |
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Definition
| No. Not used after the words de and como, when they mean "as". |
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Term
Do you use an indefinite article?
Roberto es __ buen ingeniero. |
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Definition
| Yes. When the noun is modified by an adjective. (in this example, you would use "un"). |
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Do you use an indefinite article?
Tengo __ sombrero azul |
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Definition
| Yes. When the idea of quantity or a particular object (or objects) is emphasized (in this example, you would use "un"). |
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