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Complete The Following Exercise With or Articles. Put "X" Where No Article Is Needed

The document provides examples of using articles (a, an, the) correctly in sentences. It gives definitions and examples of cyclones such as hurricanes, typhoons, and tornadoes. Hurricanes form over tropical oceans and seas with wind speeds over 74 miles per hour. They rotate in an oval or circular shape and can cause great environmental damage, such as Hurricane Andrew in 1992 which caused extreme devastation in Louisiana and Florida.

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Complete The Following Exercise With or Articles. Put "X" Where No Article Is Needed

The document provides examples of using articles (a, an, the) correctly in sentences. It gives definitions and examples of cyclones such as hurricanes, typhoons, and tornadoes. Hurricanes form over tropical oceans and seas with wind speeds over 74 miles per hour. They rotate in an oval or circular shape and can cause great environmental damage, such as Hurricane Andrew in 1992 which caused extreme devastation in Louisiana and Florida.

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Complete the following exercise with a / an or the articles.

Put "x" where no


article is needed.

According to National Weather Service, cyclones are areas of circulating

winds that rotate counterclockwise in Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in

Southern Hemisphere. They are generally accompanied by some kind

of precipitation and by stormy weather. tornadoes and hurricanes

are types of cyclones, as are typhoons, which are storms that occur

in western Pacific Ocean. hurricane is cyclone that forms over tropical

oceans and seas and has winds of at least seventy-four

miles hour. hurricane rotates in shape of oval

or circle. hurricanes can cause great environmental

damage. Hurricane Andrew, which hit coasts of Louisiana and southern Florida

in August 1992, caused extreme devastation. In terms of environmental

damage, Hurricane Andrew is one of most devastating hurricanes ever to

hit United States. Fourteen people died because of Andrew's effects.


B) More examples of a, an or the - Articles Exercises 2

1-2. We have beautiful garden. garden is full of roses.

3-4. Is fencing popular sport in world? No, it isn’t.

5. I'd like glass of orange juice please.

6. Can you give me envelope, please?

7. Certainly. Oh! Where’s envelope?

8. Is there post office near here?

9. They’re at cinema.

10. My brother is in classroom.

11. Would you like hamburger?

12. Selena has got cat.

13. What is cat’s name?

14-15. school is very cold. Hasn’t it got central heating system?

16. It has, but central heating is broken down.


Answers

According to National Weather Service, cyclones are

areas of circulating winds that rotate counterclockwise in Northern

Hemisphere and clockwise in Southern Hemisphere. They are generally

accompanied by some kind of precipitation and by stormy

weather. tornadoes and hurricanes are types of

cyclones, as are typhoons, which are storms that occur in

western Pacific Ocean.


hurricane is cyclone that forms over tropical oceans and

seas and has winds of at least seventy-four miles hour.

hurricane rotates in shape of oval or circle.

hurricanes can cause great environmental damage. Hurricane

Andrew, which hit coasts of Louisiana and southern Florida in August

1992, caused extreme devastation. In terms of environmental

damage, Hurricane Andrew is one of most devastating hurricanes

ever to hit United States. Fourteen people died because of

Andrew's effects.

1. We have a beautiful garden. The garden is full of roses.

2. Is fencing a popular sport in the world? No, it isn’t.


3. I'd like a glass of orange juice please.

4. Can you give me an envelope, please?

Certainly. Oh! Where’s the envelope?

5. Is there a post office near here?

6. They’re at the cinema.

7. My brother is in the classroom.

8. Would you like a hamburger?

9. Selena has got a cat.

What is the cat’s name?

10. The school is very cold. Hasn’t it got a central heating system?

It has, but the central heating is broken down.

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