Home work

NIce to meet you teacher I went to very well english Please help me, teacher HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Fill in the article a, an or the where it's necessary. Leave it blank if no article is needed. 1. I like _a__ blue T-shirt over there better than ___ red one. 2. Their car does 150 miles _a__ hour. 3. Where's ___ USB drive I lent you last week? 4. Do you still live in a___ Bristol? 5. Is your mother working in an___ old office building? 6. Carol's father works as _an__ electrician. 7. The tomatoes are 99 pence __a_ kilo. 8. What do you usually have for __ breakfast? 9. Ben has _a__ terrible headache. 10.After this tour you have ___ whole afternoon free to explore the city.

Good morning! Thanks for doing your homework. Please be careful with the punctuation marks of your sentences. It is very important. Anyway, I corrected and place some explanations on your errors. Please read them. I hope you understand it. If you have time, please open this website ( http://englishpage.com/articles/a-an-vs-the.htm) to learn more about articles. Have a great weekend! ~T. Jessie~ NIce to meet you teacher >> Nice to meet you teacher.I went to very well english >> I want to speak English very well.Please help me, teacher >> Please help me teacher.HOMEWORK FOR TODAY:Fill in the article a, an or the where it\'s necessary. Leave it blank if no article is needed.1. I like _a__ blue T-shirt over there better than ___ red one. >> I like the blue T-shirt over there better than the red one. >> You are specifically talking about the blue and red t-shirt so you have to use the definite article \"the.\" The listener already knows what you are talking about.2. Their car does 150 miles _a__ hour. >> Their car does 150 miles an hour. >>  The word hour, when spoken begins with a vowel sound so you have to use \"an\" not \"a.\" 3. Where\'s ___ USB drive I lent you last week? >> Where\'s the USB drive I lent you last week? >>  The sentence is talking about a specific USB that someone lent, so you have to use the definite article \"the.\" The listener already knows what you are talking about. 4. Do you still live in a___ Bristol? >> Do you still live in Bristol? >> You should not use any articles when you are talking about names of specific places or countries. However, we can use the article \"the\" if the countries name contains words such as \"States\",\"Kingdom\", \"Republic\", \"Emirates\", \"Union\". etc.5. Is your mother working in an___ old office building? >> Correct!6. Carol\'s father works as _an__ electrician. >> Correct!7. The tomatoes are 99 pence __a_ kilo. >> Correct!8. What do you usually have for __ breakfast? >> Correct!9. Ben has _a__ terrible headache. >> Correct!10.After this tour you have ___ whole afternoon free to explore the city. >> After this tour you have the whole afternoon free to explore the city.>> We use the article \"the\" for time expressions like \"afternoon\" so you should say, \" the whole afternoon.\"