CHAPTER 11. COUNT/NONCOUNT NOUNS AND ARTICLES (2) FUNDAMENTAL OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR

 

FUNDAMENTAL OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR CHAPTER 11. COUNT/NONCOUNT NOUNS AND ARTICLES

 

11.1 A vs. AN EXERCISE 2. A vs. AN. (Chart 11-1) Directions: Write a or an in the blanks. 1 _ a_ mistake 7 ____ uniform 13 ____ hour or two 2 ____ abbreviation 8 ____ union 14 ____ hole in the ground 3 ____ dream 9 ____ untrue story 15 ____ hill 4 ____ interesting dream 10 ____ urgent message 16 ____ handsome man 5 ____ empty box 11 ____ universal problem 17 ____ honest man 6 ____ box 12 ____ unhappy child 18 ____ honor   EXERCISE 3. A vs. AN. Directions: Define the given words in complete sentences. Begin each sentence with a or an. Refer to a dictionary if necessary. Example: indecisive person → An indecisive person is a person who can't make up his mind. 1 astronaut 6 camel 11 hourly wage 2 microscope 7 umbrella 12 horn 3 enemy 8 unicorn 13 unlit hallway 4 ferry 9 onion 14 utensil 5 absent-minded person 10 honeymoon trip 15 orchard

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EXERCISE 2 EXERCISE 3