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B1 Gateway to the World Unit 1: Articles
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Delimiter between question and answer:

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  • No column headers.
  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Which sentence IS correct?
 
I have to go to school five days every week.
 
I have to go to THE school five days every week.
 
I have to go to A school five days every week.
 
I have to go to AN school five days every week.
Eating ... fruit is good for you. I eat ... apple and ... banana for breakfast everyday.
 
ø / an / a
 
the / an / a
 
a / an / a
 
ø / an / the
We use ... to talk about a singular, countable thing/person for the first time.
 
a/an
 
the
 
ø (no artcle)
... coat you are wearing looks very warm.
 
The
 
A
 
An
 
ø (no article)
Which sentence is NOT correct?
 
He's A unusual teenager who likes homework.
 
They're unusual teenagers who like homework.
 
She's AN unusual teenager who likes homework.
 
We are THE unusual teenagers who like homework.
My sister wants to be ... economist.
an
He is ... director of the film we saw yesterday.
 
the
 
an
 
a
 
ø (no article)
We use ... when we talk about things in general.
 
no article (ø)
 
the
 
a/an
Alex is ... name of my nephew.
the
I have ... idea! Why don't we go to the beach tomorrow?
 
an
 
a
 
the
 
ø (no article)
She's single - she hasn't got ... husband or boyfriend.
 
a
 
an
 
the
 
ø (no article)
We use ... to talk about a specific person or people or a specific thing or things.
the
... boy behind you is Paul's cousin.
The
We use ... when the word after begins with a vowel (A E I O U).
 
an (not a)
 
a (not an)
For things or people that are unique, we use ... .
the (the sun, the internet, the universe)
... old man is knocking on ... door. Do you know him?
 
An ... the
 
A ... the
 
The ... the
 
An ... ø (no article)
In some countries, ... teachers don't give students homework.
ø (no article)
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