Articles and Sentence Structure

1. She wants to buy _book she saw yesterday.

• She wants to buy a book she saw yesterday.

• She wants to buy the book she saw yesterday.

• She wants buy book she saw yesterday.

• She wants to buying a book she saw yesterday.

2. He is engineer and work at office.

• He is an engineer and works in the office.

• He is a engineer and work in a office.

• He is engineer and works on office.

• He is an engineer and work in office.

I saw cat in garden.

• I saw a cat in the garden.

• I saw the cat in garden.

• I saw cat in a garden.

• I saw an cat in the garden.

She went to the school by bus every day.

• She goes to the school by a bus every day.

• She go to school by bus every day.

• She going to the school by bus every day.

• She went to school by bus every day.

An apple she ate was very sweet.

• Apple she ate was very sweet.

• A apple she ate was very sweet.

• The apple she ate was very sweet.

• The an apple she ate was very sweet.

They watched movie that won an award.

• They watched a movie that won an award.

• They watched the movie that win an award.

• They watched an movie that won an award.

• They watched movie which won award.

The students wrote essay about future.

• The students wrote a essay about future.

• Students wrote the essay about a future.

• The students wrote an essay about the future.

• Students write an essay about a future.

She is the best dancer in school.

• She is best dancer in the school.

• She is a best dancer in school.

• She is best dancer at the school.

• She is the best dancer in the school.

There is dog outside the door.

• There is dog outside of the door.

• There is a dog outside the door.

• There are dog outside door.

• There is the dog outside of door.

We watched sun set over mountain.

• We watched a sun set over the mountain.

• We watched the sun set over a mountain.

• We watched the sun set over the mountain.

• We watch sun set over mountain.