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Thank you for your cooperation in your homework.
I commend you for your hard work and for being a good student.
You were able to catch my attention with your improvement that is really evident.
I hope that you\'ll find some time to go over your homework to check how you\'ve gone far.
Check all the corrections that I\'m giving you and try to practice your pronunciation of words.
Remember that I\'m giving you corrections to help you improve your communication skills and not to discourage you.
Therefore, I hope that you\'ll never be discouraged and that you\'ll continue to do good!
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.”
-Albert Einstein
HERE ARE NOTES ABOUT ARTICLES:
Articles
There are only three articles: the, a and an. They are very small words which cause very large problems if used incorrectly. If, for example, you wanted someone to hand you the book, but you accidentally said a book, the other person might take some time to go shopping for a book they thought you’d like. While one can never have too many books, work doesn’t get done if we go book shopping every time we need to look up a word in the dictionary. Use of an article can also change the meaning of the noun:
dinner = the evening meal
a dinner = an evening meal held for some kind of event
the dinner = a specific evening meal which was held for some kind of event
Articles are used to differentiate between things or ideas – usually expressed by nouns. The speaker/writer may be referring to a specific thing or idea, or a general one.
We use the to refer to specific nouns, either singular or plural.
Please hand me the book that’s on the table.
Please hand me all the books that are on the tables.
A and an are used to refer non-specific nouns.
Please hand me a book; any book will do.
Please hand me an autobiography; any autobiography will do.
Articles should be placed just in front of the noun they’re modifying. However, if the noun is also being modified by one or more adjectives, the article should go in front of the adjective(s).
Please fetch me a sweater.
Please fetch me the brown sweater.
Please fetch me the fuzzy blue sweater.
An should be used before any noun – or any adjective modifying the noun – which begins with a vowel or a voiceless H.
He is a man.
He is an ugly man.
He is an honest man.
Articles can also be used when emphasizing a point.
He had a hard time with the exam.
He had the hardest time with the exam.
Obviously, using the definite article the makes the point very clear.
Teacher Carmen^^
Actually I am very bad at article, so here will have many wrong answers.
>> Actually, I am very bad with using articles in sentences and I may have a lot of incorrect answers in this homework.
And I really want to study article well
>> And I really want to study using articles well.
How I have to do?
>> What do I have to do?
1. Danny wanted a new bicycle for Christmas.
>> Correct!
2. Jennifer tasted the birthday cake her mother had made.
>> Correct!
3. The children have the new teacher called Mr. [Name].
>> a
4. All pupils must obey a rule.
>> the
5. Dad turned on the radio to listen to the news.
>> Correct!
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