Put in a/an or the. » I walked up to her house, rang …the… bell and opened …the… door. 5 Where's … teacher? She's verylate. 6 I want … long holiday in … … sun. » He lives in ………
Put in a/an or the. » I walked up to her house, rang …the… bell and opened …the… door. 5 Where's … teacher? She's verylate. 6 I want … long holiday in … … sun. » He lives in …… small village. 7 Who's … man in your office? 1 Look - that's John walking across … street. 8 I'm leaving on … … 4.30 bus. 2 Can I use … bathroom? 9 'Which is your coat?' '… green one. 3 I need … English-French dictionary - have you got one? 10 Claire's looking for … new job. 11 Why are you looking at … … sky? 4 I know … good restaurant - shall I reserve … table for tonight? 12 I'll meet you at 4.30 at … bus stop outside … police station. We use the before only; first, second etc; and superlatives like oldest, most (see page 223). She's the only woman for me. I live on the second floor. It's the oldest restaurant in Glasgow. He bought the most expensive one. 2 Put the beginnings and ends together, and put in a/an or the. O Sarah's …the A cup of coffee? … 1 I've got … B first train tomorrow morning? … 2 John's … C hottest day of the year. … 3 What time is … D most intelligent person in our family, …. 4 Yesterday was … E only boy in the class. … 5 Would you like … F present for you. …
Sure! Here are the answers for both exercises:
Fill in with a/an or the:
- I walked up to her house, rang the bell and opened the door.
- Where's the teacher? She's very late.
- I want a long holiday in the sun.
- He lives in a small village.
- Who's the man in your office?
- Look - that's John walking across the street.
- Can I use the bathroom?
- I need an English-French dictionary - have you got one?
- I'm leaving on the 4.30 bus.
- 'Which is your coat?' 'the green one.'
- Claire's looking for a new job.
- Why are you looking at the sky?
- I know a good restaurant - shall I reserve a table for tonight?
- I'll meet you at 4.30 at the bus stop outside the police station.
Put the beginnings and ends together, and put in a/an or the:
- I've got a present for you.
- John's the most intelligent person in our family.
- What time is the first train tomorrow morning?
- Yesterday was the hottest day of the year.
- Would you like a cup of coffee?
- Sarah's the only boy in the class.
Let me know if you need any further assistance!
