What is the correct use of the article A To talk about a person, place, or things that is not specific When we are talking about specific things.
What is the correct use of the article An It is used before nouns or adjectives that begin with a vowel sound It is used with all nouns even if the start with a vowel sound.
What is the correct use of the article Some To talk about a person, place, or things that is not specific It is used before plural count nouns or non-count nouns to talk about something that is not specific.
What is the correct use of the article ∅ (no article) To talk about a person, place, or things it is used for very specific things, different species of nouns.
What is the rule for the use of A When there is only one person, place, or thing, so it's specific. Something not specific, before consonants.
What is the rule for the use of An When the noun begins with a vowel sound
Something not specific, before consonants.
What is the rule for the use of The When the noun begins with a vowel sound
When the speaker and listener are thinking about the same thing.
What is correct in the Present perfect. Something that is happening.
Something that happened yesterday Something that happened in a point in past, and that when it happened is not specific or important.
What is NOT correct in the Present perfect. Something that is happening.
Something that happened yesterday Something that happened in a point in past, and that when it happened is not specific or important.
Organize the sentence correctly: have been to France We.
Organize the sentence correctly: the haven't studied test for The.
What is the correct order for the Present Perfect: Subject verb(pastparticiple) complement have/has.
What is the correct order for the Present Perfect negative: verb(pastparticiple) not complement have/has Subject.
What is the correct order for the Present Perfect in Wh questions: Wh- ? Subject verb(pastparticiple) complement Have/has.
What is the correct order for the Present Perfect in questions: ? verb(pastparticiple) complement Have/has Subject.
What article do we use when the word starts with the consonant H like in Honor: A An The No article.
What article do we use when the word starts with the vowel sound /u/ like in Uniform: A An The No article.
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