Names of musical instruments require 'the' when referring to playing them.
Names of rivers always require the definite article 'the'.
'Honorable' starts with a vowel sound, requiring 'an'.
Names of meals do not take an article in general usage.
'The church' is used for the specific service building/event.
Names of languages do not require an article.
No article is used before titles + proper names in standard usage.
'One' starts with a consonant sound ('w'), so 'a' is required.
'Honest' starts with a vowel sound, therefore 'an' is required.
'European' starts with a consonant sound ('y'), so 'a' is required.
Names of mountain ranges always require the definite article 'the'.
'Unique' starts with a consonant sound ('y'), so 'a' is required.
'The' is used before the titles of historical figures, especially when referring to them in a specific context.
'Engineer' starts with a vowel sound, so 'an' is required.
'Sun' is a unique celestial body, requiring the definite article 'the'.
'M.A.' is pronounced 'em-a', which starts with a vowel sound, requiring 'an'.
Abstract nouns like 'honesty' do not take an article when used in a general sense.
Nearby' denotes place.
Somewhat' denotes degree.
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