Articles and Nouns - Judging Usage
Guided Practice
For each sentence below, decide whether the highlighted article is the appropriate article to use in that sentence. Recall that Θ refers to the use of no article before a noun. Indicate your choice by clicking APPROPRIATE or INAPPROPRIATE.
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I bought a new luggage last week. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
INCORRECT. The appropriate article is Θ
CORRECT!
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The President is worried about Θ unemployment. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
CORRECT!
INCORRECT!
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The federal government is worried about unemployment. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
CORRECT!
INCORRECT!
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The equipment that you are looking for has been stolen. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
CORRECT!
INCORRECT!
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A Physics Department at NTID is developing two new courses. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
INCORRECT. The appropriate article is 'the.'
CORRECT!
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We're looking for a new professor in English. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
CORRECT!
INCORRECT!
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Θ Equipment that you are looking for has been stolen. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
INCORRECT. The appropriate article is 'the.'
CORRECT!
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I need to study the grammar this quarter. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
INCORRECT. The appropriate article is Θ
CORRECT!
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A furniture that you are looking for has been sold. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
INCORRECT. The appropriate article is 'the.'
CORRECT!
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I need to study Θ math this quarter. APPROPRIATE INAPPROPRIATE
CORRECT!
INCORRECT!