Articles and Determiners Flashcards
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Choose the correct form: 'I saw ___ interesting film last night.'
Answer: an
'An' is used before 'interesting' because it begins with the vowel sound /i/.
Which determiner best completes the sentence? '___ of my colleagues speaks French.'
Answer: Each
'Each of my colleagues speaks French' is correct with a singular verb because 'each' treats members individually.
Select the correct sentence.
Answer: Poverty is a global problem.
Abstract nouns like 'poverty' used in a general sense take no article.
Choose the correct article: 'We visited ___ Eiffel Tower.'
Answer: the
Unique landmarks and named structures take the definite article 'the'.
Which sentence uses 'both' correctly?
Answer: Both sisters are tall.
'Both sisters are tall' is correct — 'both' takes a plural noun and plural verb.
Complete: 'I need to buy ___ new laptop.' (first mention, non-specific)
Answer: a
'A new laptop' — first mention of a non-specific item takes the indefinite article 'a' (consonant sound).