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Hello Ronnie ^^ This homework was so difficult to me. :( When do we usually add 'the' in front of noun? HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Here is a letter for John from Peter. Try to help Peter decide whether to use the definite article >the< or not. If you do not need the article >the<, type an x. Hi John, I arrived in _______ USA last Monday. =>the We left _______ Rome, flew over _______ Alps and made a quick stop in _______ London. =>x, the, x There we went shopping in _______ Harrods, visited _______ Tower and enjoyed a sunny afternoon in _______ Hyde Park. =>x, the, the On the following day we left for _______ New York. =>the(?) _______ time on board wasn't boring as there were two films to watch on _______ monitor. =>the, the _______ people on _______ plane were all _______ Italian. =>x, the, x Before we landed at _______ JFK airport, we saw _______ Statue of Liberty, _______ Ellis Island and _______ Empire State Building. =>x, the, the, the _______ hotel I stayed in was on _______ corner of _______ 42nd Street and _______ 5th Avenue. =>the, the, the, the I don't like _______ hotels very much, but I didn't have _______ time to rent an apartment. =>x, x Please say hello to Peter and Mandy. See you soon!

Hi Miss. [Name]!!! ^^ I am happy that you got challenge with the homework I gave you. You didn\'t get a perfect score but what\'s important is that you did your best. I hope you\'ll keep up the great job! I will talk to you later. The definite article is used before singular and plural nouns when the noun is specific or particular. The signals that the noun is definite, that it refers to a particular member of a group. For example: \"The dog that bit me ran away.\" Here, we\'re talking about a specific dog, the dog that bit me. \"I was happy to see the policeman who saved my cat!\" Here, we\'re talking about a particular policeman. Even if we don\'t know the policeman\'s name, it\'s still a particular policeman because it is the one who saved the cat. \"I saw the elephant at the zoo.\" Here, we\'re talking about a specific noun. Probably there is only one elephant at the zoo. I\'ll give other explanation next time. ^^ Teacher Ronnie ^_^   Hello Ronnie ^_^ >> CORRECT!This homework was so difficult to me. :( >> This homework was so difficult for me. :(When do we usually add \'the\' in front of noun?>> CORRECT!HOMEWORK FOR TODAY:Here is a letter for John from Peter. Try to help Peter decide whether to use the definite article >the< or not. If you do not need the article >the<, type an x.Hi John,I arrived in _______ USA last Monday. =>the >> CORRECT!We left _______ Rome, flew over _______ Alps and made a quick stop in _______ London. =>x, the, x >> CORRECT!There we went shopping in _______ Harrods, visited _______ Tower and enjoyed a sunny afternoon in _______ Hyde Park. =>x, the, the >> There we went shopping in X Harrods, visited THE Tower and enjoyed a sunny afternoon in X Hyde Park.On the following day we left for _______ New York. =>the(?) >> On the following day we left for X New York. _______ time on board wasn\'t boring as there were two films to watch on _______ monitor. =>the, the >> CORRECT!_______ people on _______ plane were all _______ Italian. =>x, the, x >> THE people on the plane were all X Italian.Before we landed at _______ JFK airport, we saw _______ Statue of Liberty, _______ Ellis Island and _______ Empire State Building. =>x, the, the, the >> Before we landed at X JFK airport, we saw THE Statue of Liberty, X Ellis Island and THE Empire State Building. _______ hotel I stayed in was on _______ corner of _______ 42nd Street and _______ 5th Avenue. =>the, the, the, the >> THE hotel I stayed in was on THE corner of X 42nd Street and X 5th Avenue.I don\'t like _______ hotels very much, but I didn\'t have _______ time to rent an apartment.=>x, x>> CORRECT!Please say hello to Peter and Mandy.See you soon! >> CORRECT!