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Writing Tip: Use of articles (a, an, the) The definite article "the" combined with a noun implies that the reader can identify which instance of the noun is being referred to. If it is not clear what specifically the noun is referring to, then use the relative article "a". Example: "The solution was poured into the flask." should only be used if that particular flask has been previously identified. "A flask was placed on ice. The solution was poured into the flask". If the flask has not been identified then the sentences should be, "The solution was poured into a flask".
