Explain the difference: a. Love and understanding are essential in a family. b. He is the love of my life.
In sentence a love is referred to as abstract noun, in sentence b the love is the person the speaker talks about, no other person could be their love but only t
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There's __ zoo and __ wildlife park near my home, but __ wildlife park isn't open in the winter.
a - a - the
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Would you rather spend a day playing ____ football or playing ____ chess?
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banana
Go to last place!
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shark
Other team loses 25 points!
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fairy
Take points!
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banana
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Talk about... ___ new language you would like to learn.
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seesaw
Swap points!
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shark
Other team loses 25 points!
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shark
Other team loses 25 points!
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baam
Lose 25 points!
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Explain the difference: a. Money can't buy happiness. b. I put the money on the table.
Sentence a talks about money in general, sentence b talks about some specific sum of money everyone knows about.
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Do you want to go to __ cinema this evening, or watch __ TV at __ home?
the / zero / zero
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Talk about... ___ important problem facing ___ world.
an / the
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Explain the difference: a. I'd like a coffee please. b. I don't drink coffee.
Sentence b refers to coffee as uncountable noun, sentence a implies that the speaker wants a cup of coffee.
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Explain the difference: a. I think BMW is a fantastic car. b. I've bought a BMW.
In sentence a we talk about a brand, in sentence b we say a BMW and mean that it’s a car made by BMW.
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Explain the difference: a. There's a hair in my soup. b. He styled his hair in a man-bun.
Though we usually say that hair is uncountable, like in sentence b, when we refer to a piece of hair that we can see, we can say a hair, like in sentence a.
