ARTCICLES AND NOUNS Flashcards

Question 1

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A countable noun can be sin\_\_\_\_ or pl\_\_\_\_. We can usenu\_\_\_\_s with it.

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A countable noun can be singular or plural. We can use numbers with it.

Kate was singing a song.

There's a nice beach near here.

Do you have a $10 bill?

It wasn't your fault. It was an accident.

There are no batteries in the radio.

we don't have enough cups.

Question 2

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How many forms does have an uncountable noun? \_\_\_\_. We cannot use nu\_\_\_s with uncountable nouns.

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How many forms does have an uncountable noun? Only one form.We cannot use numbers with uncountable nouns.

I eat rice every days. (we cannont say "one/two" rice)

Kate was listening to (some) music.

There's sand in my shoes.

Do you have any money?

There's no electricity in this house.

We don't have enough water.

Question 3

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You can unse a/an with singular countable nouns, but you cannot use them al\_\_\_\_.

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You can unse a/an with singular countable nouns, but you cannot use them alone. _{(without a/the/my, etc.)}

I want a banana. (not I want banana).

There's been an accident. (not There's been accident)

But you can use plural countable nouns alone:

I like bananas. _{(= bananas in general)}

Accidents can be prévented.

Question 4

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You cannot normally use a/anwith un\_\_\_\_\_ nouns.

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You cannot normally use a/anwith uncountable nouns.

We do not say "a sand", "a music", "a rice". But you can often use a... of: "a bowl of", "a pound of", "a grain of".

You can use uncountable nouns alone:

I eat rice everyday.

There's blood on you shirt.

Can you hear music.

Question 5

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You can use s\_\_\_ and an_ with plural countable nouns. We also use ma\_\_\_ and f\_\_ with them.

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You can usesome andany with plural countable nouns_{(with uncountable nouns too)}.

We sang some songs.

Did you buy any apples?

We also usemanyandfewwiththem:

We didn't take many pictures.

I have a few things to do.

Question 6

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You can use s\_\_\_\_ and an_ with uncountablenouns.

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You can usesome andany with uncountablenouns. _{(with plural countables nouns too)}

We listened to some music.

Did you buy any apple juice?

We use much and little with uncountable nouns:

We didn't do much shopping.

I have a little work to do.

Question 7

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Correct the sentence if necessary. Joe goes everywhere by bike. He doesn't have car.

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Correct the sentence if necessary. Joe goes everywhere by bike. He doesn'thave a car._{(countable, we use "a')}

Question 8

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Correct the sentence if necessary. Helen was listening to music when I arrived.

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Correct the sentence if necessary. Helen waslistening tomusic_(ok)when I arrived. _{(uncountable, only one form)}

Question 9

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Correct the sentence if necessary. I brush my teeth with toothpaste.

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Correct the sentence if necessary. I brushmy teeth_(ok) with toothpaste. _{(pluralcountable)}

Question 10

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Correct the sentence if necessary. I use tootbrush to brush my teeth.

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Correct the sentence if necessary. I use a tootbrushto brush my teeth. _{(we cannot use singular countable alone)}

Question 11

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Correct the sentence if necessary. Can you tell me if there's bank near here?

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Correct the sentence if necessary. Can you tell me ifthere's a banknear here? _{(we cannot use singular noun alone)}

Question 12

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Correct the sentence if necessary. I don't like violence.

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Correct the sentence if necessary. I don't like violence. _{(O.K. We can use uncountable noun alone.}

Question 13

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I couldn't get into the house because I didn't have a/an/(nothing)key.

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I couldn't get into the house because I didn't haveakey.

Question 14

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Do you take a/an/(nothing) sugar in you coffee?

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Do you take(nothing)sugar in you coffee? _{(uncountable)}

Question 15

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True or false? Many nouns ca be use as countable or uncountable nouns, usually with a difference in meaning.

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True or false?Many nouns ca be use as countable or uncountable nouns, usually with a difference in meaning.

A noise _{(specific noise)} vs noise.

A paper _(newspaper) vs paper _{(to write)}.

A hair _{(in my soup)} vs very long hair _{(not hairs)}.

A spare room _{(in house)} vs any room _(space).

Some experiences _{(things happened)}vs experience _{(for a job)}

Note: coffee/tea/juice/beer, etc. are normally uncountable but they can be used like countable.

Question 16

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The following nouns are usually uncountable:

Adv\_\_\_;Furn\_\_\_;Progr\_\_\_Bagg\_\_\_;Infor\_\_\_\_

Scene\_\_Beha\_\_\_

Answer

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The following nouns are usually uncountable:

Advice; Furntiture; Progress; Baggage; Information; Scenery; Behavior

You cannot use a/an with these nouns.

These nouns are not usually plural. _{(we don't addan "s")}

News is uncountable, not plural.

Travel (noun) means traveling in general._{(vs trip "voyage)}

Question 17

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The following nouns are usually uncountable:

Lu\_\_; Traf_; Lugg\_\_; Weath\_\_; Chao_; Damm\_\_; Perm\_\_\_

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The following nouns are usually uncountable:

Luck; Traffic; Luggage; Weather; Chaos; Dammage: Permission

You cannot usea/anwith these nouns.

These nouns arenotusuallyplural.(we don't addan "s")

Newsis uncountable, not plural.

Travel(noun) means traveling in general.(vs trip "voyage)

Question 18

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Di you hear noise/a noise just now?

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Di you hear a noisejust now?

Question 19

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If you want to knoe the news, you can read paper/a paper.

Answer

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If you want to knoe the news, you can read a paper.

Question 20

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I thought there was somebody in the house because there was light/a light on inside.

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I thought there was somebody in the house because there was a lighton inside.

Question 21

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Light/A light comes from the sun.

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Lightcomes from the sun.

Question 22

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I didn't have time/a time for breafast.

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I didn't have timefor breafast.

Question 23

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Good vacation? Yes we had wonderful time/a wonderful time.

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Good vacation? Yes we had a wonderful time.

Question 24

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Sue was very helpful. She gave us some very useful advice/advices.

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Sue was very helpful. She gave us some very usefuladvice. _{(advice is usually uncountable)}

Question 25

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Did you have nice weather/a nice weather when youre were away?

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Did you have niceweather when youre were away?

_{(weather is uncountable)}

Question 26

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We were very unfortunate. We had bad luck/a bad luck.

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We were very unfortunate. We hadbad luck.

_{(luck is uncountable)}

Question 27

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Our travel/trip from Paris to Istanbul by train was very tiring.

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Our tripfrom Paris to Istanbul by train was very tiring.

_{(travel, uncountable, means traveling in general)}

Question 28

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When the fire alarm rang, there was total chaos/a total chaos.

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When the fire alarm rang, there wastotal chaos.

_{(chaos is usually uncountable)}

Question 29

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Bad news don't/doesn't make people happy.

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Bad news doesn'tmake people happy.

^{(News in uncountable, not plural)}

Question 30

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The dammage/The dammages caused by the storm will cost a lot to repair.

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The dammage caused by the storm will cost a lot to repair.

^{(Dammage is usually uncountable)}

Question 31

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They'll give plenty of information/informations.

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They'll give plenty ofinformation.

^{(Information is usually uncountable)}

Question 32

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We have no furnitures/furniture, not even a chair or a table.

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We haveno furniture, not even a chair or a table.

^{(Furniture is usually uncountable)}

Question 33

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Before sigular countables nouns you can use _/\_\_. But, in the plural, we use the noun al\_\_\_.

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Before sigular countables nouns you can use a/an. But, in the plural, we use the noun alone.

A do is an animal vs Dogs are animals.

I'm an optimist vs we are optimists

Are you a good student? vs Are they good students.

What a pretty dress! vs What awful shoes!

Question 34

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You can use some with pl\_\_\_ countable nouns. We use it in two ways:

1) Some= a num\_\_ of/ a fe_ of/ a pa\_\_ of.

2) Some = some but no a\_\_.

Answer

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You can use some with plural countable nouns. We use it in two ways:

1) Some= a numberof/ a fewof/ a pairof:

I've seen some good movies recently.

Somme friends of mine are coming this weekend.

I need some new sunglasses.

2) Some = some but no all:

Some children learn very quickly.

Question 35

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). What's wrong with you? Do you have \_\_ headache?

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). What's wrong with you? Do you have aheadache?

Question 36

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I know a lot of people. Most of the are \_\_ students.

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I know a lot of people. Most of the are \_\_ students.

Question 37

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). When I was \_\_ child, I used to be very shy.

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). When I was a child, I used to be very shy.

Question 38

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Would you like to be \_\_ actor?

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Would you like to be an actor?

Question 39

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Do you collect \_\_ stamps?

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Do you collect \_\_ stamps?

Question 40

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). What \_\_ beautiful garden!

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). What abeautiful garden!

Question 41

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). \_\_ birds, for example, the penguin, cannot fly.

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Some birds, for example, the penguin, cannot fly.

Question 42

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Do you enjoy going to \_\_ concerts?

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Do you enjoy going to \_\_ concerts?

Question 43

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I've been walking for three hours. I've got sore \_\_ feet.

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I've been walking for three hours. I've got sore \_\_ feet.

Question 44

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I don't feel very well this mornign. I've got \_\_ sore throat.

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I don't feel very well this morning. I've got a sore throat.

Question 45

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Maria speaks \_\_ English, but not very much.

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Maria speaks \_\_ English, but not very much.

^{(some= a few of, English=singular)}

Question 46

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). It's too bad we don't have \_\_ camera. I'd like to take \_\_ picture of that house.

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). It's too bad we don't have a camera. I'd like to take a picture of that house.

Question 47

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Those are \_\_ nice shoes. Where did you get them?

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Those are \_\_ nice shoes. Where did you get them?

Question 48

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I'm going shopping. I want to buy \_\_ new shoes.

Answer

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I'm going shopping. I want to buy some new shoes.

^{(some= a pair of)}

Question 49

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). You need \_\_ visa to visit \_\_ countries, but not all of them.

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). You need a visa to visit some countries, but not all of them.

^{(Some= some but not all, "certains")}

Question 50

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Jane is \_\_ teacher. Her parents were \_\_ teachers too.

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). Jane is a teacher. Her parents were \_\_ teachers too.

Question 51

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I don't believe him. He's \_\_ liar. He's always telling \_\_ lies.

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Put in/an/some/(nothing). I don't believe him. He's a liar. He's always telling \_\_ lies.

Question 52

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False or true? We do not use the before noun + number.

Answer

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False or true? We do not usethebeforenoun + number.

Our plane leaves from Gate 10.

Do you have these shoes in size 9?

In the same way, we say:

Room 126 (in a hotel),Page 29 (of a book),Question 3 (on a test),Platform 6 ? (at the train station)

Question 53

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We use the when it is cl\_\_\_ in the situation wich thing or person we mean.

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We usethewhen it is clear in the situation wich thing or person we mean.

Can you turn off the light, please? (= the light in this room)

I took a taxi tho the station. (= the station in that town)

Question 54

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This house is very nice. Does it have \_\_\_ yard?

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This house is very nice. Does it have a yard?

Question 55

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It's a beautiful day. Let's sit in \_\_\_ yard.

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It's a beautiful day. Let's sit in the yard.

Question 56

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I like living in this house, but it's too bad \_\_\_ yard is so small.

Answer

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I like living in this house, but it's too bad the yard is so small.

Question 57

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Would you like \_\_\_ apple?

Answer

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Would you like an apple?

Question 58

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How often do you go to \_\_\_ dentist?

Answer

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How often do you go to the dentist?

Question 59

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Could you close \_\_\_ door, please?

Answer

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Could you close the door, please?

Question 60

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I'm sorry. I didn't mean to do that. It was \_\_\_\_ mistake.

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I'm sorry. I didn't mean to do that. It was a mistake.

Question 61

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Excuse me, where is\_\_\_ bus station, please?

Answer

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Excuse me, where is thebus station, please?

Question 62

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I have \_\_\_ problem. Can you help me?

Answer

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I have a problem. Can you help me?

Question 63

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I'm just going to \_\_\_\_ post office. It won't be long.

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I'm just going to the post office. It won't be long.

Question 64

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There was no chairs, so we sat on \_\_\_ floor.

Answer

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There was no chairs, so we sat on the floor.

Answer 65

A

My sister has just gotten a job at a bank in Atlanta.

Answer 66

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We use the when there is only one of something.

What is the longest river in the world.

The Earth goes around the sun.

Paris is the capital of France.

Have you ever crossed the Equator.

But we use a/an to say what kind of thing something is:

The sun is a star.

The hotel we stayed was a very nice hotel.

Answer 67

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We say the sky / the sea / the ocean / the country / the environnement, but we say spacewithout the.

We looked up at all the stars in the sky.

Would you like to live in the country?

We must do more to protect the environnement.

There a billions of stars in space.

I tried to park my car, but the space is too small.

Answer 68

A

False or true?We use the beforesame.

Your sweater is the same color as mine.

Are these keys the same? No, they're different.

Answer 69

A

Does we say "go to movies (or theater)"or "go to the movies (or theater)"?

We usually say the radio but telivision. _{(but "Can you turn off the television, please?)}

Answer 70

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Does we use the with the names of meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner)?

What did you have for breakfast?

We had lunch in a very nice restaurant.

What time is dinner?

But we use "a" if there is an adjective before:

We had a very nice lunch. (not We ha very nice lunch)

Answer 71

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False ortrue?We do not usethebeforenoun + number.

Our plane leaves fromGate 10.

Do you have these shoes insize 9?

In the same way, we say:

Room 126(in a hotel),Page 29(of a book),Question 3(on a test),Platform 6? (at the train station)

Answer 72

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Put in the or a/an where necessary. Where did you have \_\_\_ lunch? _{(nothe: name of meals)}

Answer 73

A

Put in the or a/an where necessary.Did you have a nice vacation? _{(a: kind of something)}

Answer 74

A

Put in the or a/an where necessary.Do you often listen to theradio? _{(we usually say the radio but TV)}

Answer 75

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Put in the or a/an where necessary.No, in fact, I don't have aradio. _{(the radio set here, not radio)}

Answer 76

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Put in the or a/an where necessary.Would you like to travel in \_\_\_\_ outer space? _{(way space not the space)}

Answer 77

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Put in the or a/an where necessary.I'd love go to themoon. ^{(the: only one of something)}

Answer 78

A

Put in the or a/an where necessary.We went for a walk by the ocean. _{(we say the ocean)}

Answer 79

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Put in the or a/an where necessary.Do you go to the movies very often? _{(we say the movies/theater)}

Answer 80

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Put in the or a/an where necessary.What did you have for \_\_\_ breakfast this morning? _{(no the with name of meals)}

Answer 81

A

Put in the or a/an where necessary.Excuse me, where is \_\_\_ room 125, please?_{(zero before noun + number)}

Answer 82

A

Put in the or a/an where necessary.Sarah spends most of her free time watching \_\_\_ television. _{(zero, except fot the TV set)}

Answer 83

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Put in the or a/an where necessary.Lisa an I arrived at the same time. _{(we always use the before same)}

Answer 84

A

Put in the or a/an where necessary. You'll find the information a the top of \_\_\_\_ page 15.

^{(no the beforenoun + number)}

Answer 85

A

Put in the or a/an where necessary. Paul lives in a small town in the country.

Answer 86

A

Put in the or a/an where necessary. We missed the train because we were waiting on the wrong platform.

^{(that specific one)}

Answer 87

A

Put in the or a/an where necessary. Flight AB123 to Tokyo is now boardin at \_\_\_ Gate 21.

^{(zero with noun + number)}

Answer 88

A

When we are thinking of school as a general idea of these place and what it is used for, we don't usethe.

Every day Sarah goes to school.

School begins at 8:00.

She's at school now.

We use prison/jail, college, class and church in a same way.

Ken's brother is in jail for robbery vs. Kent went to the prison to visit his brother.

Answer 89

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When we are thinking of one specific school (particular place or destination),we usethe.

She has gone to the school.

Ken's brother is in jail vs Ken went to the jail to visit him.

When I finish highschool, I want to go to college vs Danis a student at the college where I used to work.

I was in class for five hours today vs Who is the youngest student in the class?

Note: Whit most other places _{(bank, hospital, etc.)}, you need the.

Answer 90

A

We say go tobed & be in bed.

It's time to go to bed now.

Do you have ever breafast in bed?

But I sat down on the bed. _{(a specific piece of fourniture)}

Answer 91

A

We saygotowork/beatwork/startwork/finishwork.

Ann didn't go to work yesterday.

What time do you usually finish work.

Answer 92

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We saygohome/come home/arrivehome/get home/be (at) home, etc.

It's late. Let's go home.

Will you be (at) home tomorrow afternoon.

Answer 93

A

To, at or in? When Julie finishes high school, she wants to study economics in college.

Answer 94

A

To, at or in? In Mexico, children from the age of six have to go toschool.

Answer 95

A

To, at or in? Mark didn't go out last night. He stayed at home.

Answer 96

A

To, at or in? There is a lot of traffic in the morning when every body is going to work.

Answer 97

A

To, at or in? Jeff hasn't graduated yet. He is still in high school.

Answer 98

A

To, at or in? Bill never gets up before 9:00. It's 8:30, so he is still in bed.

Answer 99

A

With or without "the"? Every semester parents are invited to the school to meet the teachers.

^{(not thinking of the place is used for)}

Answer 100

A

With or without "the"? Why aren't your children in \_\_\_ school today?

^{(general idea, alsowe thinking of the place is used for)}

Answer 101

A

With or without "the"? How do your children get home from \_\_\_ school? By bus?

^{(not a specific shcool, general idea of)}

Answer 102

A

With or without "the"? The school istn't far away?

^{(a specific school)}

Answer 103

A

With or without "the"? John's mother is a regular churchgoer. She goes to \_\_\_ church every sunday.

^{(general idea, place used for)}

Answer 104

A

With or without "the"? The professor isn't in his office at this time. He's in \_\_\_ class.

^{(place used for)}

Answer 105

A

With or without "the"? The teacher asked the class to turn off their cell phones.

^{(a specific class, not general idea of)}

Answer 106

A

With or without "the"? In some places people are in \_\_\_ prison because oft their political beliefs.

^{(place used for)}

Answer 107

A

With or without "the"? The fire department was called to theprison to put out the fire.

^{(specific one, not place used for)}

Answer 108

A

With or without "the"? The judge decided to fine the man $500 instead of sending him to \_\_\_ prison.

^{(place used for)}

Answer 109

A

With or without "the"? I like to readin \_\_\_ bed.

^{(not a piece of furniture)}

Answer 110

A

With or without "the"? It's nice to travel around, but there's no place like \_\_\_ home.

Answer 111

A

With or without "the"? What time do you usually start \_\_\_ work in the morning?

Answer 112

A

When we are talking about things or people in general, we do not usethe.

I'm afraid of dogs. _{(not the dogs/dogs in general, not a specific group of)}

Also, we say most people / most books / most cars, etc.:

Most hotels accept credit cars. (not the most hotels)

Answer 113

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We usethewhen we mean specific things or people.

Children learn from playing vs we took the children to the zoo.

I couldn't live without music vs The movie wasn't very good, but I liked the music.

But, the differenc between "something in general" and "something specific" isn't alway's clear:

Do you like strong black coffee_{(general idea)}? vs Did you like the coffee we had after dinner last night?_{(specific coffee)}

Answer 114

A

With or without the? My favorite sport is \_\_\_ basketball.

Answer 115

A

With or without the? My favorite subject at school was \_\_\_ history.

Answer 116

A

With or without the? Do you like \_\_\_ classicalmusic / Chineese food/ fasts cars?

Answer 117

A

With or without the? Some people are afraid of \_\_\_ spiders.

Answer 118

A

With or without the? The test wasn't very difficult. I answered the questions without any trouble.

^{(the questions of the test)}

Answer 119

A

With or without the? Do you know the people who live next door?

^{(specific ones)}

Answer 120

A

With or without the? We couldn't find anywhere to stay downtown. All the hotels were full.

^{(specific ones: downtown's hotels)}

Answer 121

A

With or without the? Can you pass the salt, please?

^{(specific one)}

Answer 122

A

With or without the? I like \_\_\_ skiing, but I'm not very good at it.

^{(skiing in general)}

Answer 123

A

With or without the? What makes people violent? What causes \_\_\_ agression.

(agression here = "agressivité")

Answer 124

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With or without the? Don't stay in that hotel. It's very noisy and the beds are very uncomfortable.

^{(specific ones, beds of that hotel)}

Answer 125

A

With or without the? I'd like to go to Egypt andsee the Pyramids.

^{(specific ones, Egypt's Pyramids)}

Answer 126

A

With or without the? Someone gave me a book about the history of \_\_\_ modern art.

^{(éviter surdétermination)}

Answer 127

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With or without the? \_\_\_ Most people believe that \_\_\_ marriage and \_\_\_ family lifer are the basis of \_\_\_ society.

^{(we say "most people")}

Answer 128

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We can usethe(+ singular countable noun) to talk about a specific type of something, not about one specific thing.

We saw a giraffe a the zoo; the giraffe is ma favorite animal.

The bicycle is an excellent means of transportation.

I'd like to have a piano but I can't play the piano.

Note that we use man (= human beings in general, human race) without the:

What do you know about the origins of man? (not the man)

Answer 129

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We usethe+adjective(without anoun) to talk about groups of people. ^{(singular, not plural)}

^{(the young / the rich / the old / the bling / the unemployed / the injured, etc.)}

Don't you think the rich should pay higher taxes?

The government has promised to provide more money to help the homeless.

These expressions are always plural in meaning. For example, your cannot say "a young"/. You must say "a young person/ the injured woman"

But we can say"the poor"/"the young" (not the poors/youngs), etc.

Answer 130

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False or true? You can use the + nationality ajectives that ends in -ch or -sh (the French / English / Spanish, etc.).

The French are famous for their food. (= the people of France)

The French / The English are plural in meaning. You do not say "a French / an English". You have to say "a Frenchman / an Englishwoman".

Answer 131

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False or true? You can use the + nationalities ending in -ese.

The Chinese / the Sudanese / the Japanese, etc.

Note that these words can also be singular: "a Japanese / a Sudanese / a Japanese". Also a Swiss an the Swiss.

Answer 132

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False or true? With other nationalities, the plural nounends in-s.

An Italian vs Italians.

A Mexican vs Mexicans.

A Thai vs Thais.

With these words, we do not normally use the to talk about the people in general.

Answer 133

A

The or a? When was the telephone invented?

^{(specific type of thing, not a specific set)}

Answer 134

A

The or a? Jill plays the violin in orchestra.

^{(a specific type of instrument,not a specific violin)}

Answer 135

A

The or a? Can you play a musical instrument?

Answer 136

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The or a? There was a piano in the corner of the room.

^{(a specific piano, not a type of instrument)}

Answer 137

A

The or a? Our society is based on the family.

^{(the + singular countable noun = type of something)}

Answer 138

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The or a? The computer has changed the way we live.

^{(the + singular countable noun = type of something)}

Answer 139

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Theyounghave the future in their hands.

^{(the + adjective = group of people, pluran in meaning)}

Answer 140

A

She has spent her life caring for the sick.

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Answer 141

A

Robin Hood took the money from the rich and gave it to the poor.

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Answer 142

A