urvashis09 wrote:
Thank you for sharing an interesting example to help understand the concept better. But, I have a doubt.
No problem, urvashis09.
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Doesn't the difference in meaning in the said example come from the usage of different articles, definite for first, indefinite for second?
Not really. In the second example, "a" still modifies "man." The difference is that the "the" is implicit rather than explicit.
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If we keep the articles same, say "the", the meaning stays the same
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