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The indefinite article –a- REMEMBER: A (an) is used with countable nouns to indicate one; A (an) is not used before a plural noun;
A (an) is not used before uncountable nouns.
1.Write a, an, or nothing to complete these sentences: 1. I’d like ___ sandwich, please.
2. He asked me for ___ money.
3. They wanted ____ information about the trains.
4. I’d like ___ apple and ___orange, please.
5. They’ve got ___ very big house.
6. Do you like ____ fast cars?
7. We watched ____ films all afternoon.
8. I asked for ___ bread and ___ cheese.
9. Are you drinking ____ milk?
10. I had ___ glass of water.
The indefinite article a and the definite article – the –
REMEMBER The is used:
a) when a word is used a second time;
b) when only one object exists.
2.Write a, the, or no article to complete these sentences: 1. She is ___ journalist.
2. ____ moon moves slowly round ____ earth.
3. ____ sun is shining.
4. I’d like ___ cup of coffee, please.
5. Have you got ___ double room?
6. He gave me a lighter and some cigarettes, but ___ lighter didn’t work.
7. There was ___ doctor and ___ nurse in the room. ___ nurse was sleeping.
8. Yes, I work at this school. I’m ___ teacher.
9. Have you got ___ match, please?
10.They have six cats and ___ dog. I really like ___ dog.
3. Put in the if the speaker and hearer, probably know exactly which (one/ones). Put in a/an, or - (no article) if not. 1. Who opened ___ window?
2. She lives in ___ center of Glasgow.
3. I’d like ___ glass of water.
4. My sister is married to ___ farmer.
5. He is ___ oldest child in ___school.
6. Who is ___ girl by ____ piano?
7.They’ve got ___ boy and ___ girl. ___ boy is two years older than ___ girl.
8.Today is ___ only day that I’m free.
