A(n), the, no article

___ honesty is important. (in general)

Your answer: Unanswered

Correct answer: —

Completed sentence: — honesty is important. (in general) A/an introduces a singular countable item; the identifies a known or specific one; no article is used for general plurals and uncountables. Article choice can change meaning: go to school as a pupil versus visit the school building. Choose — for no article.

We saw a dog. ___ dog followed us.

Your answer: Unanswered

Correct answer: The

Completed sentence: We saw a dog. The dog followed us. A/an introduces a singular countable item; the identifies a known or specific one; no article is used for general plurals and uncountables. Article choice can change meaning: go to school as a pupil versus visit the school building. Choose — for no article.

She is ___ architect.

Your answer: Unanswered

Correct answer: an

Completed sentence: She is an architect. A/an introduces a singular countable item; the identifies a known or specific one; no article is used for general plurals and uncountables. Article choice can change meaning: go to school as a pupil versus visit the school building. Choose — for no article.

___ Alps are in Europe.

Your answer: Unanswered

Correct answer: The

Completed sentence: The Alps are in Europe. A/an introduces a singular countable item; the identifies a known or specific one; no article is used for general plurals and uncountables. Article choice can change meaning: go to school as a pupil versus visit the school building. Choose — for no article.

I listen to ___ music every evening. (in general)

Your answer: Unanswered

Correct answer: —

Completed sentence: I listen to — music every evening. (in general) A/an introduces a singular countable item; the identifies a known or specific one; no article is used for general plurals and uncountables. Article choice can change meaning: go to school as a pupil versus visit the school building. Choose — for no article.