article indéfini

« Un » est l'article indéfini masculin singulier en espagnol.
"Un" is the indefinite masculine singular article in Spanish.
Dans ce cas, on utilise l'article défini au lieu de l'article indéfini.
In this case, we use the definite article instead of the indefinite article.
Lorsqu'on parle des professions, on n'utilise généralement pas l'article indéfini en espagnol.
When talking about professions, you usually don't use the indefinite article in Spanish.
Complète les phrases en utilisant l'article défini et l'article indéfini corrects.
Fill in the blanks using the correct definite and indefinite articles.
Je pense que cet article est de trop. — Lequel, l'article défini ou l'article indéfini ?
I think this article is unnecessary. - Which one, the definite or the indefinite article?
Je ne connais pas la signification de « a » en anglais. – D'habitude, c'est l'article indéfini.
I don't know the meaning of "a" in English. - Usually, it's the indefinite article.
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