Question

articles
a circle the article in each sentence. then underline the noun it refers to.

1. we need to read a word problem in math class.
2. kai and kelly try to find an answer.
3. kelly explains the answer.
4. kai asks his group a question.
5. kai was in an english class in his old school

b check (✓) the correct sentences. write an x for the incorrect sentences. then correct the incorrect sentences.

1. how do you learn an new thing?
2. a teacher explains new things.
3. a older student can help you in school.
4. there are many new things to study in the world.
5. it’s hard for kai to learn in the english.

c complete each sentence with a, an, the, or ⌀ for no article.

1. students in kai’s class do a word problem.
2. kai thinks math is interesting class.
3. kai doesn’t understand words in problem.
4. kai has a classmate from venezuela.
5. kelly is good friend to kai.

Explanation:

Part A:

Articles in English are 'a', 'an', 'the'. We circle them and underline the noun they refer to based on basic grammar rules for articles.

Part B:

1. 'an' is incorrect before 'new' (should be 'a'). 2. Correct as is. 3. 'A' is incorrect before 'older' (should be 'An'). 4. Correct. 5. 'the' before 'English' is incorrect (no article needed).

Part C:

1. No article is used for plural general - reference'students'. 2. 'an' is used before 'interesting' as it starts with a vowel - sound. 3. 'the' is used for specific 'words' and 'problem'. 4. No article is used for country names like 'Venezuela'. 5. 'a' is used for a non - specific 'good friend'.

Answer:

Part A:

1. Circle 'the', underline'sentence'.
2. Circle 'a', underline 'word problem'.
3. Circle 'an', underline 'answer'.
4. Circle 'a', underline 'question'.
5. Circle 'an', underline 'English class'.

Part B:

1. X, How do you learn a new thing?
2. √
3. X, An older student can help you in school.
4. √
5. X, It's hard for Kai to learn English.

Part C:

1. 〇
2. an
3. the, the
4. 〇
5. a