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    This document contains a series of sentences testing the use of articles (a, an, the) in English. It provides examples of sentences requiring different articles or no article, covering a variety of common nouns in different grammatical contexts like plural/singular forms, possession, locations, quantities etc. The goal is to practice correctly identifying which article or if no article is needed for each noun in the sentence.

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    This document contains a series of sentences testing the use of articles (a, an, the) in English. It provides examples of sentences requiring different articles or no article, covering a variety of common nouns in different grammatical contexts like plural/singular forms, possession, locations, quantities etc. The goal is to practice correctly identifying which article or if no article is needed for each noun in the sentence.

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    (Put The Correct Article Where It Is Necessary)

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    This document contains a series of sentences testing the use of articles (a, an, the) in English. It provides examples of sentences requiring different articles or no article, covering a variety of common nouns in different grammatical contexts like plural/singular forms, possession, locations, quantities etc. The goal is to practice correctly identifying which article or if no article is needed for each noun in the sentence.

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    1. (Put the correct article where it is necessary) For ... breakfast I have ...

    coffee
    with ... milk and ... sugar. I have ... jam, too. There are ... different things on ...
    dinner table. There is ... bread, ... butter and ... ham. There are ... cups and ...
    glasses there. There is ... jug on ... table. ... milk in ... jug is hot. There is ... teapot
    on ... table. There is ... tea in ... teapot. ... tea is hot, too. There are ... plates, ... forks
    and ... knives on ... table. 2. ... lamp is on ... table. 3. There is ... lamp on ... table. 4.
    Is there ... lamp on ... table? 5. Is ... lamp on ... table? 6. Is there ... clock on ...
    wall? 7. There are two ... shelves on ... wall. 8. Where are ... shelves? ... shelves
    are on ... wall. 9. They have ... large flat. There are ... four rooms in ... flat. 10. Is ...
    newspaper on ... table? 11. Is there ... newspaper on ... table? 12. There is ... butter
    on ... plate. 13. Where is ... butter? ... butter is on ... little plate. 14. There is ...
    white and ... brown bread on ... table.
    1. (Put the correct article where it is necessary) Pete has ... small family. He has ...
    father and ... mother. He has no ... brother, but he has ... sister. His sister is ... pupil.
    She is ... good girl. She has ... many Russian books, but she has no ... En glish
    books. 2. There is ... writing desk in ... room. ... writing desk is good. There is ...
    lamp on ... writing desk. 3. My uncle has ... large family. They are six in ... family.
    4. My father is ... engineer. He works at ... big factory. 5. We have ... good library.
    Our books are in ... big bookcase. 6. Is your ... sister married? 7. What do you do
    after ... breakfast? - I go to ... school. 8. When do you come ... home?I come ...
    home at ... half past two. 9. Do you like to watch ... TV in ... evening? 10. He
    watches ... television all day. I never do it. I can't watch ... TV very often. But
    tonight I can spend ... evening in ... front of ... box, because there is ... very interesting ... film on. It is "My Fair Lady" with Rex Harrison and Audrey Hepburn.
    I love it.
    1. (Put the correct article where it is necessary ) My ... aunt and my ... uncle are ...
    doctors. They work at ... hospital. They get up at seven o'clock in ... morning. They
    go to ... bed at eleven o'clock. 2. I work in ... morning and in ... afternoon. I don't
    work in ... evening. I sleep at ... night. 3. When do you leave ... home for ...
    school? I leave ... home at ... quarter past eight in ... morning. 4. What does
    your mother do after ... breakfast? She goes to ... work. 5. Is there ... sofa in
    your ... living room? Yes, there is ... cosy little ... sofa in ... living room.
    Where is ... sofa? It is in ... corner of ... room to ... left of ... door. I like to sit on
    this ... sofa in ... front of ... TV set in ... evening. 6. There is ... nice coffee table
    near ... window. There are ... newspapers on ... coffee table. 7. There is ... tea in ...
    glass. 8. When do you watch ... TV? I watch ... TV in ... evening. We have ...

    large colour TV set in our ... room. There is ... beautiful vase on ... TV set. There
    are ... flowers in ... vase. 9. I have ... large writing desk in ... study. There is ...
    paper on ... writing desk. My ... books and ... exercise books are on ... writing desk,
    too.
    1. (Put some, any or no where is necessary)We haven't got ... milk. We can't
    make an omelette. 2. Bob always likes ... sugar in his coffee. 3. Poor Oliver was
    hungry. He wanted ... bread.
    4. They haven't got... stamps. I can't post my letter.
    5. He has got ... money. He can't spend his holidays in Switzerland any more
    and stay at luxury hotels.
    There are ... schools in this street. 7. Are there ... pictures in your book? 8. There
    are ... flowers here in winter. 9. I can see ... children in the yard. They are playing.
    10. Are there ... new buildings in your street? 11. There are ... people in the park
    because it is cold. 12. I saw ... boys in the garden, but Mike was not among them.
    13. They brought ... good books from the library. 14. Give me ... tea, please, I am
    thirsty. 15. Dinner was not yet ready, so she gave the children ... bread and butter
    because they were hungry. 16. Do you want ... milk in your coffee? 17. Have you
    got ... time to spare? I'd like to ask you ... questions. 18. Is there ... cheese on the
    plate? 19. There is ... ham on the plate. 20. There is ... tea in the cup: the cup is
    empty.
    1. (Put some, any or no where is necessary)There are ... buses today and I can't go
    shopping. 2. There is ... caviare in the can. I love it. Would you like ... ? 3. Please
    don't offer her ... chips. She doesn't want .... 4. Can I have ... milk in my tea? I
    don't like it black. 5. There is ... ink in my pen. 6. Is there ... snow in the street this
    morning? 7. My mother likes ... music. 8. Are there ... chess players here? 9. There
    are ... diagrams in the new book. 10. Are there ... newspapers on the table? 11. Was
    there ... water in the glass or ... milk? 12. There was ... soap in the box; he used it
    to wash his hands. 13. There was ... soap in the box: it smells of ... soap. 14. There
    are ... letters for you on the table. 15. Do you like ... apples? 16. Were there ... of
    our teachers at the stadium? 17. There were ... students of our group at the
    consultation yesterday.
    18.Will there be ... concerts at the club next month?
    19.There were ... yellow and green pencils on the table. 20. People need ...
    oxygen for breathing. 21. Are there ... mistakes in my dictation? Yes,
    there are .... 22. My brother doesn't like ... carrots.

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