Unit 26 Level 3 (Upper intermediate-Advanced) Articles: review


So you think you already know how to use the definite article “the” correctly…don’t you? Let’s see if it’s true.




1) First of all, watch this video about the use of articles with places and geographical names.

Once you had watched it, have a look at the following examples.




2) Now, let’s learn how to use the definite article with countries and nationalities. Check this out.



3) Read some theory in English about the use of articles (definite, indefinite and “zero” articles) here, here and here.



4) Time to do some practice with these exercises:

Exercise 1
Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Exercise 4


Exercise 5

Exercise 6

Exercise 7

Exercise 8




5) Practising with your language exchange is a “must”. Use sentences and expressions like those you have just learned. Remember: Make sentences and repeat them aloud.




6) Now let's learn some vocabulary with The Economist. Choose 15 words you don't know from the following text, find their meaning, and make 5 sentences with each. Then, check on the internet if there are similar sentences on native speakers' sites.




7) Listen and read this story. You should learn all the vocabulary and practice pronunciation.




8) Finally, write a short paragraph (about 120 words) using sentences similar to those form the exercises above (use definite, indefinite and “zero” articles). Remember: Check your sentences by comparing them to native speakers' sentences on the internet.

If you have done all the exercises, then you've scored a 10! Well done! Imprimir

1 comentarios :

Anónimo dijo...

Hola,

Tengo unas dudas que me han surgido al hacer ejercicios de diferentes fuentes. A ver si alguien me puede ayudar:

- Según un libro de gramática que tengo: "When we are talking about things or people in general, we do not use the: Do you like classical music/Chinese food?
Sin embargo, en el ejercicio al que remite la lección en este enlace (http://www.usingenglish.com/quizzes/50.html) la pregunta 6. I like the Italian food/Italian food, la respuesta es "Either could be used"

- Igual ocurre con "Listening to radio/the radio"

- Por último Lake District/The Lake Districk is in England. No se muy bien a que regla hace referencia esta respuesta

Gracias por adelantado,

Un saludo

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