Use "a" before a consonant sound and "an" before a vowel sound, "the" for something specific both people know, and no article for general plural or uncountable nouns.
Wrong → right
Common mistake
Corrected
I saw a elephant.
I saw an elephant.
I love the music.
I love music.
She is engineer.
She is an engineer.
I went to the home.
I went home.
He plays the piano since childhood.
He has played the piano since childhood.
Give me a advice.
Give me some advice.
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