We use A/AN ..., When we mention something for the first time, When we name jobs or what kind of person or thing something/somebody is, When we mean ‘one’, For frequency, rates and speeds etc., In the expressions what a/such a + singular countable noun., We use THE ..., With things or people already mentioned, or when we know which things or people we are talking about, When a noun is made specific by details we give after it, When there is only one of something: the earth, the moon, the planet, the internet, the universe, the sky, etc., With places in a town where we commonly go , With superlatives, With the names of oceans, seas, rivers and canals, With home, work, bed, hospital, school, university, prison if we refer to these places just as places or buildings – when they are not used for their main purpose, We use NO ARTICLE, To describe something in general (with plural or uncountable nouns), With home, work, bed, hospital, school, university, prison when we speak in general (as the place used to live, work, sleep, be hospitalised, learn or be imprisoned.), With names of meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner), With names of years, months and days of the week, With noun + number, With NEXT and LAST + time expression (when they mean before or after NOW).

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