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Carolini Simões
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- No, I live in
- Do you have
- Yes, I have
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Multiple Choice
That's ___ lovely picture!
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an
the
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
Q.
He always has ___ egg for breakfast.
a
an
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Multiple Choice
A: How much are the driving lessons?
B: Fifteen dollars ___ hour.
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an
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THE
identifies a specific noun in terms of properties, characteristics, position, common, well-known concepts, or was mentioned before:
is used with singular, plural, and uncountable nouns.
The girl is eating the pancakes.
for specified time periods.
The 90's.
when a singular noun represents a group.
The whale. = whales
before an adjective to symbolize a group of people.
The old.
before superlative or only comparative adjectives.
The best day. / The only way.
Definite Article
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THE
identifies a specific noun in terms of properties, characteristics, position, common, well-known concepts, or was mentioned before:
before names of bands, choirs, etc.
The Beatles. / The Black Choir.
before a surname to talk about the family.
The Smiths = Mr. Smith, Mrs. Smith, and their children.
before someone's name only if there is more than one with the same name.
There are 5 Hannahs in my class. My sister is the tallest Hannah.
before meals to refer to a specific meal.
The lunch I had with you was great!
Definite Article
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Match
Complete the sentences with the matching article.
That's ___ cat.
My brother is ___ artist.
My father is ___ judge of my town.
a
an
the
a
an
the
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Drag and Drop
- Yes,
- Oh, okay. I thought it was
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Match
Complete the sentences with the matching article.
It's raining. Let's take ___ umbrella.
He needs ___ pencil to write.
Our aunt are ___ teachers at our school.
a
an
the
a
an
the
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Drag and Drop
- Right? My mother is
- She's beautiful! I don't have
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Drag and Drop
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word
order
Articles will usually come before a noun.
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word
order
Articles will usually come before a noun.
But if the noun has an adjective, then it must come before the adjective.
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word
order
Articles will usually come before a noun.
But if the noun has an adjective, then it must come before the adjective.
Or if the noun is accompanied by an adverb, then the article must come before it.
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Reorder
Reorder the following.
Take
a
book
from
there.
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Reorder
Reorder the following.
They
are
the
English
girls.
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Reorder
Reorder the following.
It
is
an
orange
car.
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No articles
when the article is implied but not actually present, it is also called 'zero article'.
They are omitted before nouns that refer to abstract ideas.
Let's go out for a dinner tonight.-> Let's go out for dinner tonight.Languages and nationalities ( unless referring to the people ).
I studied the Spanish( The person studied the Spanish people ).I Studied Spanish ( The person studied the language ).
Sports and academic subjects don't require articles.
I play baseball. / My mother teaches math.
If talking about uncountable nouns in general.
The sugar is sweet. -> Sugar is sweet.Plural nouns when representing a class of things.
Oranges are green until they ripen.
With verbs and prepositions of motion when the movement is the only purpose.
Students go to school every day.
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Multiple Choice
This table is made of ___ glass.
a
an
the
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Multiple Choice
A: You have a lot of books, read one of them.
B: But I want ___ book from the library.
a
an
the
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Multiple Choice
Many tourists visit ___ Turkey every year.
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an
the
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Multiple Choice
I want to go ___ Alps.
a
an
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Multiple Choice
Have you seen ___ car key?
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2. My brother is at
3. I'd like
4. we have English classes twice
5. He's
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