Use of indefinite articles with adverb words like As, Rather, very, much, quite, so , such, too?

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Which one of the sentence is grammatically correct:
He is a very good person.

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He is the very good person.?
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    Which one of the sentence is grammatically correct:
    He is a very good person.

    Or
    He is the very good person.?
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      Which one of the sentence is grammatically correct:
      He is a very good person.

      Or
      He is the very good person.?
      Please elaborate.









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      Which one of the sentence is grammatically correct:
      He is a very good person.

      Or
      He is the very good person.?
      Please elaborate.







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