DEFINITE AND INDEFINITE ARTICLES

Change the colored indefinite article to definite articles and viceversa.

I went to a bank and took out some money.

• I went to the bank and took out the money.

• I went to a bank and took out some money.

Change the colored indefinite article to definite articles and viceversa.

Take the sheet of paper and the pen.

• Take some sheet of paper and the pen.

• Take a sheet of paper and a pen.

Change the colored indefinite article to definite articles and viceversa.

Did you eat some cookies or Ø cake?

• Did you eat the cookies or cake?

• Did you eat some cookies or the cake?

Change the colored indefinite article to definite articles and viceversa.

I´m taking the medication and eating the yogurt twice a day.

• I´m taking medication and eating the yogurt twice a day.

• I´m taking medication and eating yogurt twice a day.

Change the colored indefinite article to definite articles and viceversa.

Did you see a movie last week?

• Did you see the movie last week?

• Did you see some movie last week?

Change the colored indefinite article to definite articles and viceversa.

I went to a store yesterday.

• I went to some store yesterday.

• I went to the store yesterday.

Change the underlined singular nouns to plural nouns and viceversa.

I took a book and a pen with me.

• I took books and pens with me.

• I took the book and a some with me.

Change the underlined singular nouns to plural nouns and viceveversa.

Take a peach.

• Take the peaches.

• Take some peach.

Change the underlined singular nouns to plural nouns and viceveversa.

Those are herbs.

• This is a herb.

• This is an herb.

Change the underlined singular nouns to plural nouns and viceveversa.

Children get more colds than adults.

• A child get more colds than a adult.

• A child gets more colds than an adult.