“The” is typically used in accompaniment with any noun with a specific meaning, or a noun referring to a single thing.
The correct sentence is: "This is the house she was referring to."
"The" is used here to refer to a specific house that is being discussed or identified.
Use "the" before specific, well-known places like "Lahore Museum."
"The" specifies a particular museum known to both speaker and listener.
"An" is used before "orange" because it starts with a vowel sound.
"A" is used before "mango" because it starts with a consonant sound.
His tried to park his car but the space wasn't big enough.
article (the) is used before a noun to indicate the identity of the noun
''space'' is a common noun.
ND11-4-2023
"The" is used for a specific person or thing known to the speaker and listener.
"Boy in red shirt" is a specific boy, so "The" is appropriate.
We use "the" before specific or known things.
Here, "things" are specific ones he wants to change.
"The" is used to specify a particular noun, here "largest continent."
It is called a definite article.
Man is mortal means انسان فانی ہے
Universal Truth doesn't require article.