Question

fill the blanks with suitable article. 1. Mr Bora is____ honorary magistrate. 2. the hunter entered___ thick of the forest. 3. the train is ____ hour late today. 4. he is ____M.A. in Economics. 5. Every age does not produce ____ Shakespeare. 6. Shillong is ____ scotland of the east. 7. ____ rich cannot buy happiness with their money. 8. Is this ____pen that you lost?. 9. Alexander Duff was ____ european missionary.

Answer 1

The Hunter enter – thick of the forest

Answer 2

1. Mr Bora is an honorary magistrate.

2. The hunter entered the thick of the forest.

3. The train is an hour late today.

4. He is an M.A. in Economics.

5. Every age does not produce the Shakespeare.

6. Shillong is a Scotland of the east.

7. The rich cannot buy happiness with their money.

8. Is this a pen that you lost?

9. Alexander Duff was a European missionary.

Articles have two categories:

Definite Articles:

When we want to direct the reader or listener to a specific noun, we can use the definite article 'The.'

Indefinite Articles:

Indefinite articles are the opposites of definite articles in terms of meaning. When referring to the generic noun, we utilise the indefinite article "A" or "An." It specifies that the noun is ambiguous, general, and indefinite.

The word "An" is used for nouns that begin with a vowel or a vowel sound. The word "A" is used for consonants.