I would like to study in (a)   university. (Use a/an)

India will play (a)   one day international against Australia in Washington. (Use a/an)

The inspector found that all the witnesses responded in (a)   unique manner when asked about the incident. (Use a / an)

Every year the old couple go on a tour to (a)   European country. (Use a/an)

Young people have started to go on (a)   holiday once in every six months. {Use a/an/NA(No Article)}

There has never been ___ more exciting time to produce ___ new dictionary. {a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

{Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}. Everything is changing and expanding: the English language itself, the technology that helps us to describe it, and ___ needs and goals of those learning and teaching ___ English.

(a)  

___ 1980s saw the development of (6) ___ first large corpora (special collections) of English text. {Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

Ms Parrot, ____ most famous lady detective of ____ twenty-first century, was born in ____United Kingdom in ____1960s. {Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

Since then, she has been to many countries, including ____ Portugal, Singapore and Australia, and has lived in ____northern hemisphere and ____ southern hemisphere, as well as on ____equator. {Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

She has never been to ____ Philippines or ____ United States, but she speaks _____English, French and Portuguese. {Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

Like Sherlock Holmes, ____ famous detective, she plays ____ violin, and sometimes practises up to five times ____ day. {Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

She is also ____ only person in ____ world to have performed Tchaikovsky’s 1812 overture [a long piece of music] in one breath on ____ recorder. {Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

She has been ____ detective for thirty years and claims that although many people think that being ____ detective is ____ piece of cake, detectives generally work very hard and it’s not all fun and games. {Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

___ detective is someone who solves mysteries, and ____ people who contact Ms Parrot have some very unusual problems. {Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

Little information is available about some of ____ cases she has solved, but quite ____ few of her most famous cases have attracted worldwide attention. {Use a/an/the/NA (no article)}

(a)  

She has been offered up to ____ thousand dollars ____ hour to help solve mysteries.

(a)  

In the new movie the hero plays the role of (a)   FBI agent. (Use a/an/the)

Julian got ____ A grade in Speaking and ____ B grade in Listening. (Use a/an/the)

(a)  

(Use few or a few, little or a little) (a)   people admit their faults. [ Meaning - Negative]

(Use few or a few, little or a little) We must save (a)   money for our the uncertain future ahead of us.

(Use few or a few, little or a little) Although he spoke clearly, (a)   people listened to what he said because of his blunt approach. [Meaning - Negative]

(Use few or a few, little or a little) The doctors are of the view that Shanthi is very ill; there is (a)   hope for her.

[Use a/an/the/na (no article)] - He lived three ____ streets away from us, in ____ small house with ____ beautiful garden.

(a)  

[Use a/an/the/na (no article)]. ____ most of his home was exceptionally neat and tidy, but several loose cables behind ____ television set bothered him, and he never quite knew what to do with ____ empty plastic bags.

(a)  

[Use a/an/the/na (no article)]. I hope you enjoy ____ results of our hard work and find the dictionary ____ pleasure to use.

(a)  

[Use a/an/the/na (no article)].

It seemed that other people underwent similar mental trials, for ____ new catalogue appeared on his doorstep. ____ catalogue contained solutions for many of his problems, and for others which had not yet given him any cause for concern.

(a)  

[Use a/an/the/na (no article)].

It has been ____ privilege to work with such ____ talented and creative team, and I would like to thank ____ team for producing such ____ excellent book.

(a)