US /ɪnˈdɛfənɪt/
・UK /ɪnˈdefɪnət/
Then join me in this two part lesson for a complete review of the indefinite and definite articles in English.
Then join me in this two part lesson for a complete review of the indefinite and definite articles in English.
The current period is five years, after which refugees typically receive indefinite leave to remain.
The current period is five years, after which refugees typically receive indefinite leave to remain.
"No, some people are still missing." We use a singular verb after indefinite pronouns like everyone, someone, no one, and
Indefinite pronouns also include words like everything and nothing, and these are followed by a singular verb.
Doctors at government hospitals in several Indian states have gone on an indefinite strike in protest at the rape and murder of a trainee doctor on Friday.
Doctors at government hospitals in several Indian states have gone on an indefinite strike in protest at the rape and murder of a trainee doctor on Friday.
Such as, for example, that the definite is worth more than the indefinite, that appearance is less valuable than the truth.
Such as, for example, that the definite is worth more than the indefinite, that appearance is less valuable than "the truth."
'A' and 'an' are indefinite articles.
The difference between definite and indefinite articles is the difference between talking about a specific noun and a general noun.
After indefinite pronouns like everybody, everyone, or anybody and anyone, you should use is.
After indefinite pronouns like everybody, everyone, or anybody and anyone, you should use is.
They want to rip up indefinite leave to remain.
They want to rip up indefinite leave to remain.
And so that's not to say it's indefinite.
And so that's not to say it's indefinite.
The estimates for lifespan are technically indefinite because if nothing eats them, they can just keep going.
The estimates for lifespan are technically indefinite because if nothing eats them, they can just keep going.