Homework!

Hi [이름]! What do you mean by \"proposition\"?

I think proposition is a statement that expresses judgments or opinions.

A, AN, THE are called \"articles\".

Read this:

A and AN before a noun shows that what is referred to is not already known to the speaker, listener, writer, or reader.

Use A before a noun when the noun starts with a consonant letter.

Example: I have A HOUSE.

Use AN before a noun when the noun starts with a vowel.

Example: I have AN APARTMENT.

THE before a noun shows that what is referred to is already known to the speaker, listener, writer, or reader. It makes a noun specific.

Example: We parked THE car. / We had to paint THE apartment.

I might have too long explanation so better read this for you to understand. This is the link: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/determiners/a-an-and-the

~~May~~

 1. I like THE blue T-shirt over there better than A red one.

>> I like THE blue T-shirt over there better than THE red one.
 2. Their car does 150 miles _____ hour.

>> Their car does 150 miles AN hour.
 3. Where\'s THE USB drive I lent you last week?

>> CORRECT
 4. Do you still live in THE Bristol?

>> Do you still live in _X_Bristol?
 5. Is your mother working in A old office building?

>> Is your mother working in AN old office building?
 6. Carol\'s father works as _____ electrician.

>> Carol\'s father works as AN electrician.
 7. The tomatoes are 99 pence A kilo.

>> CORRECT
 8. What do you usually have for A breakfast?

>> What do you usually have for _X_ breakfast?
 9. Ben has A terrible headache.

>> CORRECT
 10. After this tour you have THE whole afternoon free to explore the city.

>> CORRECT