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ESL Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Articles Worksheet Download: Articles-Worksheet-Englishcurrent.doc (with answers)
Instructions: Put the correct article (a, an, the, or nothing) into the paragraphs below.

Articles: Exercises for Beginner Students

My mother is —aanthe English teacher. I am —aanthe student. When I get home from school, I watch —aanthe programs on TV. That’s—aanthe best part of my day. ProgramsA programsAn programsThe programs I watch are for —aanthechildren. I am —aanthe child, so I think they are funny.

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I’m —aanthe little excited because it’s —aanthe Friday. There are —aanthe lot of good shows on TV today. OneA oneAn oneThe one I usually watch is at 3:30. It’s about —aanthe animals. Also, I’m excited because my mother is making —aanthe rice for dinner.

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Later, after eating dinner and doing my homework, I go to my room and read —aanthebook for 30 minutes. Then I turn off  —aanthe light and go to —aanthe bed.

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Articles: Exercises for Intermediate Students

Moving to —aanthe United States was —aanthe most exciting thing I have ever done. I moved last year to —aanthe New York. New York is —aanthe exciting city, full of —aanthe adventure. In fact, I met —aanthefamous actor on —aanthe bus yesterday!

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Today, I have —aanthe job interview at —aanthe financial company. CompanyA companyAn companyThe company has —aanthe offices all over —aanthe world. I’m not sure that I have —aanthe skills to get hired. I hope so. CompanyA companyAn companyThe company‘s office is on —aanthe Main Street. That’s —aanthe same street my friend works on.

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If I get hired, I could meet him after —aanthe work for drinks. That would be great. He’s from —aantheScotland. He works 8 hours —aanthe day, 5 days —aanthe week.

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I have two brothers. One, Greg, is still in —aanthe college, and —aanthe other, Mike, has already graduated. Mike is —aanthekind of guy that is very serious. I don’t remember —aanthe last time I saw him. It may have been in —aanthe August. He was wearing —aanthe red sweater. It matched his —aanthe red hair.

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After —aanthe dinner, I usually wash —aanthe dishes. My wife hates doing it. I waste a lot of —aanthe water when I do it. That’s bad for—aantheenvironment, I think.

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We live near —aanthe sea. MostA mostAn mostThe most houses in this area are expensive.

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Articles: Exercises for Advanced Students

I have —aanthe uncle who lives in —aanthe home for —aanthe elderly. He is —aanthe honest man. He used to be —aanthe FBI agent. He once saved —aanthe one-year-old boy from —aanthe fire. He has many interesting stories.

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He told me that he once met —aanthe alien from —aanthe space. This alien didn’t need —aanthe oxygen to live; it didn’t have —aanthenose. That’s —aanthe hard story to believe. I’m not sure he was telling me —aanthe truth. Maybe he isn’t so honest, after all.

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StressA stressAn stressThe stresscan make—aanthe life unpleasant. In —aanthe day, I work at—aanthe office. —AAnThe people I work with are busy, and —aanthe work we do isn’t easy.

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When I drive to —aanthe work, usually —aanthe highways are really busy. If there’s —aanthe accident during —aanthe rush hour, it can be —aanthe chaos on the roads.

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I don’t watch —aanthe TV. I get —aanthe information and —aanthe news, etc., from —aanthe Internet. I don’t often go to —aanthe cinema, either. I’m interested in —aanthe finance. I heard —aanthe Euro is losing value, compared to—aanthe US dollar.

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I like Japan. CrimeA crimeAn crimeThe crimeis quite low there. When I fly to Japan, I usually fly to —aanthe Narita Airport. The last time I was in Japan, I climbed —aantheMount Fuji. It was fun. I am tall. JapaneseA JapaneseAn JapaneseThe Japaneseare generally shorter than I am.

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Page Contents
Articles | Cloze | Conjunctions | Dialogs | Plurals | Prepositions | Pronouns | Sentence Structure | Tag Questions | Verbs | What's the Correct Sequence | Word Choice | Other Quizzes

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Start with an Easy Quiz

• 34 Easy Questions (Charles Kelly)
• Assorted Questions (Vera Mello)
• Short Answers (Carlos Gontow)

Articles

• Easy
  • A or An (Carlos Gontow)
  • A, An, The or Nothing (Charles Kelly)
  • A, An, The or Nothing (Larry Davies)
  • A, An or Nothing (Letitia Bradley)
  • A or An (Violeta Tsoneva)
• Easy to Medium
  • Famous People (Article Quiz) (Vera Mello)
• Difficult
  • Articles - Health Clubs (Colleen Weldele)

Cloze

• Easy
  • Death Penalty - A Cloze Quiz (Vera Mello)
  • Borrow or Lend - A Cloze Quiz (Vera Mello)
• Medium
  • John's Life - A Verb-Form Exercise (Vera Mello)
• Difficult
  • Bed in Summer (A poem by Robert Louis Stevenson) (Michael A. Riccioli)
  • Newspaper Headlines (Michael Riccioli)

Conjunctions

• Medium
  • Conjunctions - Level 1 (Vera Mello)
  • Conjunctions - Level 2 (Vera Mello)
  • Connectives (Giovana Campos)

Dialogs

• Easy
  • In, At or On (Douglas Gilbert)
  • Getting Acquainted Dialog (Vera Mello)
  • Wh-Questions (Douglas Gilbert)
• Medium
  • A Dentist Appointment (Vera Mello)
  • An Invitation (Vera Mello)
  • Dialog Reordering (Vera Mello)

Functions

• Easy
  • Expressing Ability (Jack Bradshaw)

Plurals

• Easy
  • Plural Forms and Irregular Nouns (Barbara Lyons Perez)
  • Plurals (Vera Mello)

Prepositions

• Easy
  • Prepositions (Barbara Donnelly)
  • Prepositions I (Vera Mello)
  • Prepositions II (Vera Mello)
  • Prepositions III (Vera Mello)
  • Prepositions - Level 1 (Vera Mello)
  • Prepositions (Yanti Nading)
  • Prepositions (Edmilson Sá)
• Medium
  • Pick a Particle: In, On or Up (Richard Davies)
  • Prepositions (Cheryl Newman-Marris)
  • Prepositions - Level 2 (Vera Mello)
  • Prepositions - Level 3 (Vera Mello)
  • Astronomy (Preposition Quiz) (Joan M. Diez)

Pronouns

• Easy
  • Pronouns (Vera Mello)
  • Possessive Pronouns (Letitia Bradley)
  • Possessive Adjectives (Barbara Lyons Perez)
  • Object Pronouns (Joan M. Diez)

Sentence Structure

• Easy
  • Assorted Questions and Answers 1 (Vera Mello)
  • Assorted Questions and Answers 2 (Vera Mello)
  • Match the Sentences (Vera Mello)
  • Questions & Answers - Matching Quiz (Vera Mello)
  • Question Formation (Vera Mello)
  • Question Formation II (Vera Mello)
• Medium
  • Reported Speech (Lucimara Mello)
  • Sentence Combining (Vera Mello)
  • Subject and Verb Agreement (Vera Mello)
  • Indirect Questions (Vera Mello)
  • Reported Speech (Tim Morrill)
  • Reported Speech at a Much Later Time (Tim Morrill)
• Difficult
  • Subject/Verb Agreement - Vitamins (Colleen Weldele)

Tag Questions

• Easy
  • Tag Questions (Barbara Lyons Perez)
  • Tag Questions (Barbara Donnelly)
  • Tag Questions Has he? Hasn't he? Had he? (Letitia Bradley)
  • Tag Questions Does she? Doesn't she? Did she? (Letitia Bradley)
  • Tag Questions Have you? Are you? Do you? (Letitia Bradley)
  • Tag Questions With 'Be'- Matching Quiz (Vera Mello)
  • Tag Questions With Assorted Verbs - Matching Quiz (Vera Mello)

Verbs

• Irregular Verbs (Charles Kelly)
  • Irregular Verbs Quiz 1
  • Irregular Verbs Quiz 2
  • Irregular Verbs Quiz 3
  • Irregular Verbs Quiz 4
  • Look, See or Watch (Joan M. Diez)
• Easy
  • Present Simple Negative Verbs (Letitia Bradley)
  • Present Simple Verbs (Letitia Bradley)
  • Verb Form Quiz - Gerund or Infinitive (Elek Mathe)
  • The Library (Karen Bordonaro)
  • Going To (Sheila Viotti)
  • Simple Past or Past Continuous - A Dialog (Vera Mello)
  • Use the Correct Present Tense Verb (Siti Bilal)
• Medium
  • Go, Goes, Going, Went or Gone (Charles Kelly)
  • Making a Hypothesis (Miroslava Nikolova)
  • How to See America - A Verb-Form Exercise (Charles Kelly)
  • Olympics (Verb Form Quiz 2) (Letitia Bradley)
  • Olympics (Verb Form Quiz 1) (Vera Mello)
  • Valentine's Day Quiz (Vera Mello)
  • Verb Choice (Carlos Gontow)
  • Verb Forms (Charles Kelly)
  • Verb Forms (Dennis Oliver)
  • Verb Tenses (Vera Mello)
  • An Accident (A Verb-Form Exercise) (Vera Mello)
• Difficult
  • Beer Basics - Vocabulary & Grammar Quiz (Nevitt Reagan)
  • Hurricane Quiz (Catherine Rifkin)
  • Participles - Proposition 215 (Colleen Weldele)

What's the Correct Sequence?

• Easy
  • Word Order (Charles Kelly)
• Medium
  • Adjective Order (Vera Mello)
  • Compound Modifiers (Vera Mello)
  • What's the Correct Word Order? (Vera Mello)

Word Choice

• Easy
  • Adjective or Adverb (Letitia Bradley)
  • Adjective or Adverb 2 (Letitia Bradley)
  • Adjective or Adverb (Vera Mello)
  • A Little-A Few (Letitia Bradley)
  • And-But-Or (Letitia Bradley)
  • At-On-In Used in Time and Dates (Letitia Bradley)
  • At-By-With (Letitia Bradley)
  • Borrow or Lend (Vera Mello)
  • Comparative & Superlative (Vera Mello)
  • Do, Does or Did (Letitia Bradley)
  • Don't-Doesn't-Didn't (Letitia Bradley)
  • Do or Make (Letitia Bradley)
  • Did or Made (Letitia Bradley)
  • Go or Do (Letitia Bradley)
  • Have-Has (Letitia Bradley)
  • In-At with Places (Letitia Bradley)
  • In-On-At (Letitia Bradley)
  • For or Since (Barbara Donnelly)
  • For or Since (Kaye Mastin Mallory)
  • For-Since (Letitia Bradley)
  • How Many?-How Much? (Letitia Bradley)
  • How & Complement - Matching Quiz (Vera Mello)
  • Make or Do (Letitia Bradley)
  • Set, Sit or Seat? (Vera Mello)
  • So or Because (Letitia Bradley)
  • Some, Any or No (Vera Mello)
  • Still-Yet (Letitia Bradley)
  • Tell or Say (Vera Mello)
  • "There Is" or "There Are" (Kaye Mastin Mallory)
  • Their-There-They're (Letitia Bradley)
  • Until-Since-For (Letitia Bradley)
  • Was or Were (Letitia Badley)
  • Was-Were (Letitia Bradley)
  • What-When-Where (Letitia Bradley)
  • What-Which-How (Letitia Bradley)
  • Adverbs or Adjectives (Giovana Campos)
  • The Evil Prince (Pamela Callahan) - Grammar & Vocabulary
  • To Be" or "To Do" in Questions (Dan Fulmer)
  • Modals (Igor Gashchuk)
  • North or Northern? (Gina Procopio)
  • Some or Any? (Jack Bradshaw)
• Medium
  • Active or Passive Voice (Vera Mello)
  • Almost, Almost All, Most of (Larry Davies)
  • Another, The Other, The Others, Others (Vera Mello)
  • Comparative & Superlative 2 (Vera Mello)
  • Connecting Words (Vera Mello)
  • Fall, Feel or Fill (Vera Mello)
  • Look At - Look For - Look After (Letitia Bradley)
  • Lie or Lay (Vera Mello)
  • Make or Do (Vera Mello)
  • On-In-At (Letitia Bradley)
  • Raise or Rise? (Vera Mello)
  • "Will Be Doing" or "Will Have Done" (Carlos Gontow)
• Difficult
  • Comparative & Superlative 3 (Vera Mello)

Other Quizzes

• Learn About Places While Studying Grammar (Many Quizzes)
  This is a group of quizzes in which you will learn facts about places while answering grammar questions.
• Easy
  • Question Words (Vera Mello)
  • What's the Correct Form of the Word? (Charles Kelly)
  • Word Forms (Glenn Kelly)
• Medium
  • A Bunch of Questions (Letitia Bradley)
  • Assorted Grammar Questions (Vera Mello)
  • Assorted Questions (Charles Kelly)
  • Find the Missing Word (Larry Kelly)
  • Find the Missing Word 2 (Vera Mello)
  • If Clauses (Vera Mello)
  • Is the Sentence Correct? (Vera Mello)
  • Participles (Larry Davies)
  • Miscellaneous Grammar Quiz (Lucimara C. Mello)
  • Multiple Choice (Jon Berman)
  • The 3 Bears Mystery (Dede Woods)
  • The Titanic (Vera Mello)
  • Word Groups - Parts of Speech (Vera Mello)
  • The World Cup (Vera Mello)
• Difficult
  • Find the Missing Word (Vera Mello)
  • Identifying Sentence Problems - Julia Roberts (Colleen Weldele)
  • Punctuation (Vera Mello)
  • Various Questions I (Vera Mello)
  • Various Questions 2 (Vera Mello)
  • Various Questions 3 (Vera Mello)

For more quizzes, visit Activities for ESL Students.

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Idioms

Idioms - Matching Quiz

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As ___ as a bat.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn
As ___ as a bee.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn
As ___ as a bell.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn
As ___ as a daisy.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn
As ___ as an eel.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn
As ___ as a feather.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn
As ___ as a fox.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn
As ___ as the hills.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn
As ___ as a mouse.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn
As ___ as a mule.	Choose blind busy clear cunning fresh light old quiet slippery stubborn



Answers As blind as a bat. As busy as a bee. As clear as a bell. As fresh as a daisy. As slippery as an eel. As light as a feather. As cunning as a fox. As old as the hills. As quiet as a mouse. As stubborn as a mule.
Copyright (C) 1998 Vera Mello (vcqm@ruralsp.com.br)
This quiz is part of the HTML-Only Self-Study Quizzes which is part of Activities for ESL Students, a project by The Internet TESL Journal.

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Numbers (Explanation + Exercises)

Numbers (Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers)

English Time

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Communication Situations

Meeting People

Personal Description

Members of the Family

Hotel and Restaurant

Asking for and Giving Directions

Shopping

Body Parts

Geography

Weather

Common Phrases

Opinion and Statements

Agreeing and Disagreeing

Linking Arguments

Conjunctions

Easily Confused Words

Both, Either, Neither, Nor and So

Since and For

Some and Any

Little and Few

Much and Many

Who and Which

Must not and Need not

Weather and Whether

Irregular Verbs

Most verbs have past tense and past participle in –ed ( worked, played, listened). But many of the most frequent verbs are irregular:

Base form	Past tense	Past participle
be begin break bring buy build choose come cost cut do draw drive eat feel find get give go have hear hold keep know leave lead let lie lose make mean meet pay put run say see sell send set sit speak spend stand take teach tell think understand wear win write	was/were began broke brought bought built chose came cost cut did drew drove ate felt found got gave went had heard held kept knew left led let lay lost made meant met paid put ran said saw sold sent set sat spoke spent stood took taught told thought understood wore won wrote	been begun broken brought bought built chosen come cost cut done drawn driven eaten felt found got given gone had heard held kept known left led let lain lost made meant met paid put run said seen sold sent set sat spoken spent stood taken taught told thought understood worn won written

Present Tense Test

Test on Simple Present 1

Test your knowledge on the simple present. After submitting your answers, you will see how well you have done in the test.

Test

Form of Affirmative Sentences - Part 1

Choose the correct form.

1. We sometimes readreads books.
2. Emily gogoes to the disco.
3. It often rainrains on Sundays.
4. Pete and his sister washwashes the family car.
5. I always hurryhurries to the bus stop.

Form of Affirmative Sentences - Part 2

Put the verbs into the correct form.

1. I (to like)  lemonade very much.
2. The girls always (to listen)  to pop music.
3. Janet never (to wear)  jeans.
4. Mr Smith (to teach)  Spanish and French.
5. You (to do)  your homework after school.

Simple present with 'have' and 'be'

Fill in the correct form of the verbs.

1. We (to have)  a nice garden.
2. She (to be)  six years old.
3. Simon (to have)  two rabbits and five goldfish.
4. I (to be)  from Vienna, Austria.
5. They (to be)  Sandy's parents.

Negative Sentences

Make negative sentences.

1. My father makes breakfast. → 
2. They are eleven. → 
3. She writes a letter. → 
4. I speak Italian. → 
5. Danny phones his father on Sundays. → 

Questions

Make questions.

1. you / to speak / English → 
2. when / he / to go / home → 
3. they / to clean / the bathroom → 
4. where / she / to ride / her bike → 
5. Billy / to work / in the supermarket → 

Signal Words

Find the signal words for simple present.

1. Which is a signal word for simple present?
    now  last Monday  often
2. Which is a signal word for simple present?
    sometimes  at the moment  yesterday
3. Which is a signal word for simple present?
    last Friday  every Friday  next Friday
4. Which is not a signal word for simple present?
    never  already  usually
5. Which is not a signal word for simple present?
    Listen!  first ... then ...  seldom

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• Got the spelling right?
• Put in the full stop or question mark where required?
• Used the correct key to type the apostrophe (Shift and #)?

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