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    The document discusses the use of definite and indefinite articles ("the", "a/an", "x") in the English language. It provides 20 examples where the reader must choose the correct article or determine if no article is needed. The examples cover a variety of common nouns like shoes, movies, hotels, as well as less common nouns like USB drives, kilos, and headaches.

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    The document discusses the use of definite and indefinite articles ("the", "a/an", "x") in the English language. It provides 20 examples where the reader must choose the correct article or determine if no article is needed. The examples cover a variety of common nouns like shoes, movies, hotels, as well as less common nouns like USB drives, kilos, and headaches.

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    Definite and Indefinite Articles

    Choose the correct definite or indefinite article: "the", "a", "an" or "x" (zero article).

    1. I bought pair of shoes.


    2. I saw movie last night.
    3. They are staying at hotel.
    4. Look at woman over there! She is a famous actress.
    5. I do not like basketball.
    6. That is girl I told you about.
    7. night is quiet. Let's take a walk!
    8. price of gas keeps rising.
    9. John traveled to Mexico.
    10. Juan is Spanish.
    11. I read amazing story yesterday.
    12. My brother doesn't eat chicken.
    13. love is such beautiful thing.
    14. I live in apartment. apartment is new.
    15. I would like piece of cake.
    16. I was in Japanese restaurant.
    17. restaurant served good food.
    18. Sara can play guitar.
    1. I like blue T-shirt over there better than red one.
    2. Their car does 150 miles hour.
    3. Where's USB drive I lent you last week?
    4. Do you still live in Bristol?
    5. Is your mother working in old office building?
    6. Carol's father works as electrician.
    7. The tomatoes are 99 pence kilo.
    8. What do you usually have for breakfast?
    9. Ben has terrible headache.
    10. After this tour you have whole afternoon free to explore the city.

    Decided whether to use the definite article the or not. If you do not need the article, type
    an x.

    Hi John,
    I arrived in USA last Monday. We left Rome, flew over Alps and made a
    quick stop in London. There we went shopping at Harrods, visited Tower
    and enjoyed a sunny afternoon in Hyde Park. On the following day we left for
    New York. time on board wasn't boring as there were two films to watch on
    monitor. people on plane were all Italian. Before we landed at JFK
    airport, we saw Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and Empire State
    Building. hotel I stayed in was on corner of 42nd Street and 5th
    Avenue. I don't like hotels very much, but I didn't have time to rent an
    apartment.

    Please say hello to Peter and Mandy.

    Yours,
    Peter

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