Places, Objects and Quantities
Practice set 6 · Mixed questions
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She is ___ engineer.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: an
She is an engineer. Use a before a consonant sound and an before a vowel sound with singular countable nouns. Most plurals take -s or -es; some are irregular, such as children. Do not use a/an directly before a plural noun.
I have two ___.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: children
I have two children. Use a before a consonant sound and an before a vowel sound with singular countable nouns. Most plurals take -s or -es; some are irregular, such as children. Do not use a/an directly before a plural noun.
Choose the word or expression: A small metal object used to open a lock.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: key
key: A small metal object used to open a lock. Example: I keep my key in my pocket.
I bought a book. ___ book is about birds.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: The
I bought a book. The book is about birds. Use a/an to introduce one unspecified singular countable thing. Use the when the listener can identify it. Use no article for plural or uncountable nouns in general. In these exercises, choose — for no article.
She drinks ___ water every day. (in general)
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: —
She drinks — water every day. (in general) Use a/an to introduce one unspecified singular countable thing. Use the when the listener can identify it. Use no article for plural or uncountable nouns in general. In these exercises, choose — for no article.
Choose the word or expression: A small case for money and cards.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: wallet
wallet: A small case for money and cards. Example: My cards are in my wallet.
There is ___ apple in the bowl.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: an
There is an apple in the bowl. Use a/an with one countable noun, some with plural or uncountable amounts, and any in most negatives and questions. Some is common in offers and requests expecting yes. Uncountable nouns such as information do not take a/an.
We haven't got ___ bread.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: any
We haven't got any bread. Use a/an with one countable noun, some with plural or uncountable amounts, and any in most negatives and questions. Some is common in offers and requests expecting yes. Uncountable nouns such as information do not take a/an.
Choose the word or expression: An object held over your head to keep rain off.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: umbrella
umbrella: An object held over your head to keep rain off. Example: Take an umbrella because it is raining.
There ___ a park near my house.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: is
There is a park near my house. There is/are introduces something that exists in a place. Match be to the following noun: is/was with singular or uncountable nouns, are/were with plurals. Questions begin Is/Are/Was/Were there.
There ___ two shops here now.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: are
There are two shops here now. There is/are introduces something that exists in a place. Match be to the following noun: is/was with singular or uncountable nouns, are/were with plurals. Questions begin Is/Are/Was/Were there.
Choose the word or expression: A tool with teeth used to arrange hair.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: comb
comb: A tool with teeth used to arrange hair. Example: I use a comb before school.
The cat is ___ the table, below its top.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: under
The cat is under the table, below its top. Place prepositions express position: under is lower than, over is above, between separates two reference points, next to means beside, and behind is at the back. In front of is the opposite of behind. Use a noun phrase after the preposition.
The bank is ___ the café and the school.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: between
The bank is between the café and the school. Place prepositions express position: under is lower than, over is above, between separates two reference points, next to means beside, and behind is at the back. In front of is the opposite of behind. Use a noun phrase after the preposition.
Choose the word or expression: A small round piece of metal used as money.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: coin
coin: A small round piece of metal used as money. Example: There is a silver coin on the floor.
She is ___ engineer.
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Correct answer: an
She is an engineer. Use a before a consonant sound and an before a vowel sound with singular countable nouns. Most plurals take -s or -es; some are irregular, such as children. Do not use a/an directly before a plural noun.
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Correct answer: children
I have two children. Use a before a consonant sound and an before a vowel sound with singular countable nouns. Most plurals take -s or -es; some are irregular, such as children. Do not use a/an directly before a plural noun.
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Correct answer: key
key: A small metal object used to open a lock. Example: I keep my key in my pocket.
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Correct answer: The
I bought a book. The book is about birds. Use a/an to introduce one unspecified singular countable thing. Use the when the listener can identify it. Use no article for plural or uncountable nouns in general. In these exercises, choose — for no article.
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Correct answer: —
She drinks — water every day. (in general) Use a/an to introduce one unspecified singular countable thing. Use the when the listener can identify it. Use no article for plural or uncountable nouns in general. In these exercises, choose — for no article.
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Correct answer: wallet
wallet: A small case for money and cards. Example: My cards are in my wallet.
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Correct answer: an
There is an apple in the bowl. Use a/an with one countable noun, some with plural or uncountable amounts, and any in most negatives and questions. Some is common in offers and requests expecting yes. Uncountable nouns such as information do not take a/an.
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Correct answer: any
We haven't got any bread. Use a/an with one countable noun, some with plural or uncountable amounts, and any in most negatives and questions. Some is common in offers and requests expecting yes. Uncountable nouns such as information do not take a/an.
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Correct answer: umbrella
umbrella: An object held over your head to keep rain off. Example: Take an umbrella because it is raining.
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Correct answer: is
There is a park near my house. There is/are introduces something that exists in a place. Match be to the following noun: is/was with singular or uncountable nouns, are/were with plurals. Questions begin Is/Are/Was/Were there.
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Correct answer: are
There are two shops here now. There is/are introduces something that exists in a place. Match be to the following noun: is/was with singular or uncountable nouns, are/were with plurals. Questions begin Is/Are/Was/Were there.
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Correct answer: comb
comb: A tool with teeth used to arrange hair. Example: I use a comb before school.
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Correct answer: under
The cat is under the table, below its top. Place prepositions express position: under is lower than, over is above, between separates two reference points, next to means beside, and behind is at the back. In front of is the opposite of behind. Use a noun phrase after the preposition.
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Correct answer: between
The bank is between the café and the school. Place prepositions express position: under is lower than, over is above, between separates two reference points, next to means beside, and behind is at the back. In front of is the opposite of behind. Use a noun phrase after the preposition.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: coin
coin: A small round piece of metal used as money. Example: There is a silver coin on the floor.
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