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Today's lesson
In this lesson you will learn about articles, an important part of English grammar. You will take a test to check your understanding of articles.

Focus: grammar
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Hi. In the classroom today you will learn about articles, an important part of English grammar.

An article is a word that is placed next to a noun to indicate the type of reference being made to the noun.

The two types of articles are definite articles and indefinite articles.

Definite articles are used before a specific noun which has already been mentioned or is known by the speaker and listener or the writer and reader.

The word "the" is the only definite article in English.

Indefinite articles are used before a non specific singular countable noun.

The words "a" and "an" are the only indefinite articles in English.

Articles are an important part of English grammar.

Until next time.
Take the test
Take the test below to check your understanding of articles. Do you know which article to use? There are 10 questions. Good luck.
Fun Easy English Tests
Article
 
  1.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. I went to beach on Saturday.
B. I went to the beach on Saturday.
C. I went to an beach on Saturday.

  2.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. She graduated from a university in New York.
B. She graduated from an university in New York.
C. She graduated from the university in New York.

  3.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. I have a homework to do tonight before I go out with my friends.
B. I have the homework to do tonight before I go out with my friends.
C. I have homework to do tonight before I go out with my friends.

  4.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. Do you have the pan that I can borrow?
B. Do you have pan that I can borrow?
C. Do you have a pan that I can borrow?

  5.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. Helen is getting a MBA at San Diego State University.
B. Helen is getting an MBA at San Diego State University.
C. Helen is getting the MBA at San Diego State University.

  6.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. The money can sometimes be the source of conflict in a relationship.
B. Money can sometimes be the source of conflict in a relationship.
C. A money can sometimes be the source of conflict in a relationship.

  7.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. We’ve been waiting for an hour.
B. We’ve been waiting for a hour.
C. We’ve been waiting for hour.

  8.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. I’m reading really good book these days.
B. I’m reading the really good book these days.
C. I’m reading a really good book these days.

  9.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. I really need an advice.
B. I really need a advice.
C. I really need advice.

  10.  Which one of the following sentences is correct?
A. Joan’s new job requires her to wear a uniform.
B. Joan’s new job requires her to wear an uniform.
C. Joan’s new job requires her to wear uniform.
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