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    This document contains exercises practicing the use of articles (a, an, the) in English sentences. The exercises include identifying the correct use of articles in sentences, completing sentences with the appropriate article, and identifying unnecessary words in sentences. The exercises focus on rules for using articles like only using "a" with singular count nouns, "the" with unique or definite nouns, and "an" preceding words beginning with vowel sounds.

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    Family name 

    : Surname 1st year Section


    Kherbache Wael

    Exercises 1: Put in a/an or the where necessary . Justify your answer (give the
    rule) as shown in the example:

    1 - Don’t forget to turn off light when you go out. Turn off the light ( the light of
    the house, of construction)

    2 – Enjoy your holiday and don’t forget to send me a postcard.


    Rule:first mention
    3- What is name of this village?
    …what is the name of this vilage?
    Rule:Unique nouns
    4- Canada is very big country.
    …Canada is a very big country.
    Rule:before an adjective when the noun is singular.
    5- What is largest city in your country?
    What is the largest city in your country?
    Rule:before superlatives.
    6- I like this room but I don’t like colour of carpet.
    I like this room but I don’t like the colour of the carpet.
    Rule:of constructions
    7- We live in old house near station.
    We live in an old house near the station.

    Rule: an:before an adjective when the noun is singular, The: most important places in a

    town definite nouns.

    8- What is name of director of film we saw last night?


    What is the name of the director of the film we saw yesterday.
    Rule:1_unique nouns
    2_of constructions
    9- I didn’t like her first time I met her.
    I didn’t like her the first time I met her.
    Rule:The order
    10- What is on TV tonight?
    What is on the TV tonight?
    Rule:TV/Radio
    Exercise 2 : Complete the story about the theft of a river barge. Put in a, an, one or the .
    1- This is a true story about a man who chose the worst possible time for his crime.
    It happened in London in the summer of 1972. A man stole a barge on the River
    Thames ( in case you don’t know, the barge is a river boat used for carrying
    goods).the owner of the barge soon discovered that it was missing and immediately
    informed the police so that they could look for it. Normally the river is quite a busy
    place, and it would be difficult to find what you are looking for. On this day,
    however, there was a dock strike, and so there was only one barge on the river. The
    thief was quickly found and arrested.

    Exercise 3: Decide which word or words are correct. Justify your answer.
    1. I think that is an awful thing to say.
    a) awful b) an awful c) a awful
    2. Judy goes to the work on the bus.
    a) work b) a work c) the work
    3. I don’t know what to do. It is quite a difficult problem.
    a) quite difficult b) a quite difficult c) quite a difficult
    1. Golf is my favourite sport.
    a) golf b) A golf c) The golf
    1. School starts at nine o’clock.
    a) School b) A school c) The school
    4. We had a really nice time at the disco yesterday.
    a) really nice b) a really nice c) really a nice
    5. Did you learn to play violin?
    a) violin b) a violin c) the violin
    6. We can finish the rest of the bread for breakfast
    a) a breakfast b) breakfast c) the breakfast
    7. I might listen to the radio
    a) radio b) the radio c) a radio
    8. We need to protect the environment from pollution.
    a) environment b) the environment c) an environment

    Exercise 4 : Some of these sentences are correct, and some have a word which should not
    be there. If the sentence is correct, put a tick. If it’s not correct cross the unecessary word
    out of the sentence and write it next to it

    1- My new job starts in April.


    2- I was so tired I went to bed at nine.
    3- life just isn’t fair sometimes.
    4- What clever children you have !
    5- Tessa was still working at midnight.
    6- I drive past the hospital every morning.
    7- one boy was much taller than all the others.

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