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Articles Exercises (A, An, The) – Beginner, Intermediate, & Advanced
Study english articles (a, an, the) online with these exercises.
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Articles Worksheet Download : Articles-Worksheet-Englishcurrent.doc (with answers)
Instructions : Put the correct article (a, an, the, or nothing) into the paragraphs below. If an article is not needed, then select the blank option.
Students, if you'd like to study the rules of English articles, then please read my explanation for beginner students .
Articles: Exercises for Beginner Students
(Remember, if no article is needed, then select the blank option).
- My mother is a an the English teacher. I am a an the student. When I get home from school, I watch a an the programs on TV. That's a an the best part of my day. Programs A programs An programs The programs I watch are for a an the children. I am a an the child, so I think they are funny.
- I'm a an the little excited because it's a an the Friday. There are a an the lot of good shows on TV today. One A one An one The one I usually watch is at 3:30. It's about a an the animals. Also, I'm excited today because my mother is making a an the rice for dinner.
- Later, after eating dinner and doing my homework, I go to my room and read a an the book for 30 minutes. Then I turn off a an the light and go to a an the bed.
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Articles: Exercises for Intermediate Students
- Moving to a an the United States was a an the most exciting thing I have ever done. I moved last year to a an the New York. New York is a an the exciting city, full of a an the adventure. In fact, I saw a an the famous actor on a an the street yesterday!
- Today, I have a an the job interview at a an the financial company. Company A company An company The company has a an the offices all over a an the world. I'm not sure that I have a an the skills to get hired. I hope so. Company A company An company The company 's office is on a an the Main Street. That's a an the same street my friend works on.
- If I get hired, I could meet him after a an the work for drinks. That would be great. He's from a an the Scotland. He works 8 hours a an the day, 5 days a an the week.
Articles: More Exercises for Intermediate Students
- I have two brothers. One, Greg, is still in a an the college, and a an the other, Mike, has already graduated. Mike is a an the kind of guy that is very serious. I don't remember a an the last time I saw him. It may have been in a an the August. He was wearing a an the red sweater. It matched his a an the red hair.
- After a an the dinner, I usually wash a an the dishes. My wife hates doing it. I waste a lot of a an the water when I do it. That's bad for a an the environment, I think.
- We live near a an the sea. Most A most An most The most houses in this area are expensive.
Articles: Exercises for Advanced Students
- I have a an the uncle who lives in a an the home for a an the elderly. He is a an the honest man. He used to be a an the FBI agent. He once saved a an the one-year-old boy from a an the fire. He has many interesting stories.
- He told me that he once met a an the alien from a an the space. This alien didn't need a an the oxygen to live; it didn't have a an the nose. That's a an the hard story to believe. I'm not sure he was telling me a an the truth. Maybe he isn't so honest, after all.
- Stress A stress An stress The stress can make a an the life unpleasant. In a an the day, I work at a an the office. > A An The people I work with are busy, and a an the work we do isn't easy.
Articles: More Exercises for Advanced Students
- When I drive to a an the work, usually a an the highways are really busy. If there's a an the accident during a an the rush hour, it can be a an the chaos on the roads.
- I don't watch a an the TV. I get a an the information and a an the news, etc., from a an the Internet. I don't often go to a an the cinema, either.
- I'm interested in a an the finance. I heard a an the Euro is losing value, compared to a an the US dollar.
- I like Japan. Crime A crime An crime The crime is infrequent there. When I fly to Japan, I usually fly to a an the Narita Airport. The last time I was in Japan, I climbed > a an the Mount Fuji. It was fun.
- I am tall. Japanese A Japanese An Japanese The Japanese are generally shorter than I am.
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81 comments on “ Articles Exercises (A, An, The) – Beginner, Intermediate, & Advanced ”
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Very good Job! I have really enjoyed my self going through the beginner’s to advanced levels in English articles. You have touched important aspects of articles that usually confuse English learners like me! I have found your exercises very useful because in the two weeks I have been reading intensively to get the concept of articles. Thanks indeed!
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this is torture for us school students …. itz another excuse for more work even though english is my first language. :(
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I just can’t get it. Why we write “New York is an exciting city” not “New York is the exciting city”? please explain it to me, thank you!
Henry: There are many exciting cities in the world. When you write ‘NY is an exciting city’, it means it is one (an = one) exciting city among the many other exciting cities in the world. ‘NY is the exciting city’ uses the definite article ‘the’, which means that there is ONLY one exciting city, New York. If you want to use ‘the’, then you could say ‘New York is the home of the Statue of Liberty’. We use ‘the’ here because there is ONLY one city that has the statue of liberty. The city is New York.
I’m not sure I understand. Can you explain again?
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Mr. Arun is saying right it should not show answers it should tell how many are correct
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is there any exercise for punctuation
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Which ones? Remember, if the answer is “–” that means no idiom is needed.
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I am a teacher of English from Pakistan. During my teaching career , as a teacher of English, so far, teaching an article has proved to be the trickiest and the toughest of the all. i have seen this for the first time and that too accidently. I hope that these exercises and work sheets can be further enhanced and ameliorated if some of the rules regarding “Use of Article” are added. by and large, it is a fantastic work and very useful to those who really tend to learn.
Hello jamshaid. I’m glad to hear that you find the resource useful. If you’d like to see some of the rules, please visit this page: https://www.englishcurrent.com/grammar/english-articles-definite-indefinite-help/ .
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Directions: Fill in the blank with the appropriate article, a , an , or the , or leave the space blank if no article is needed.
1. I want ____ apple from that basket.
2. ____ church on the corner is progressive.
3. Miss Lin speaks ____ Chinese.
4. I borrowed ____ pencil from your pile of pencils and pens.
5. One of the students said, "____ professor is late today."
6 Eli likes to play ____ volleyball.
7. I bought ____ umbrella to go out in the rain.
8. My daughter is learning to play ____ violin at her school.
9. Please give me ____ cake that is on the counter.
10. I lived on ____ Main Street when I first came to town.
11. Albany is the capital of ____ New York State.
12. My husband's family speaks ____ Polish.
13. ____ apple a day keeps the doctor away.
14. ____ ink in my pen is red.
15. Our neighbors have ____ cat and ____ dog.
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Every singular countable noun is preceded by one of the two indefinite articles. These articles pdf worksheets give kids in kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade a significant upgrade.
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An exemplary way for children to read sentences and watch for the indefinite article that best fits them, these article worksheets are a great help for 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade kids.
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This printable chart set is an instant reference for children in grade 1, grade 2, and grade 3 about the three articles in English: a, an, and the. It also offers an insight into the zero article.
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Articles Exercises 2 - a/an/the
According to a an the x National Weather Service, a an the x cyclones are a an the x areas of circulating winds that rotate counterclockwise in a an the x Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in a an the x Southern Hemisphere. They are generally accompanied by some kind of a an the x precipitation and by a an the x stormy weather. a an the x tornadoes and a an the x hurricanes are a an the x types of cyclones, as are a an the x typhoons, which are a an the x storms that occur in a an the x western Pacific Ocean. a an the x hurricane is a an the x cyclone that forms over a an the x tropical oceans and seas and has a an the x winds of at least seventy-four miles a an the x hour. a an the x hurricane rotates in a an the x shape of a an the x oval or a an the x circle. a an the x hurricanes can cause a an the x great environmental damage. a an the x Hurricane Andrew, which hit a an the x coasts of Louisiana and southern Florida in August 1992, caused a an the x extreme devastation. In terms of a an the x environmental damage, a an the x Hurricane Andrew is one of a an the x most devastating hurricanes ever to hit a an the x United States. Fourteen people died because of a an the x Andrew's effects.
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Exercise : Articles Exercise 1. Directions: Fill in the blank with the appropriate article, a, an, or the, or leave the space blank if no article is needed. 1. I want ____ apple from that basket. 2. ____ church on the corner is progressive. 3.
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Articles. Our free, printable article worksheets help children steer clear of all the sticking points they might encounter while practicing the types of articles like: definite "the", indefinite "a or an", and zero articles. Stuffed full of crystal-clear definitions and oodles of practice sentences, this set of worksheets is an absolute must ...
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