Question

Insert or Omit Articles where necessary:-
1.All men of town came to see him.
2.Where there is will there is way.
3.June is sixth month of year.
4.Bus arrived at quarter of hour late.
5.I saw one rupee coin lying on ground.
6.We make the butter and cheese from the milk.
7.The honest man will speak a truth.
8.Principal gave us the holiday.​

Answer 1

1. All men of the town came to see him.
2. Where there is a will there is a way.
3. June is the sixth month of the year.
4. The bus arrived quarter of hour late.
5. I saw a one rupee coin lying down.
6. We make butter and cheese from milk.
7. An honest man will speak the truth.
8. The principal gave us holiday.

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Answer 2

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First things first, what are articles?

→ Articles are words like a, an, the. They are mostly used to modify a verb. They are mostly called adjectives, because they sometimes describe a noun. There are three articles. A, An, and The.

→ A is used when the word next to it starts with a consonent.

→ An is used when the word next to it starts with a vowel.

→ The is used when there is a common noun next to it.

There are two types of articles.

→ Definite Article : Definite articles imply that the noun is specifically identifiable.

→Indefinite Article : It refers to identifiable In general.

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1. All men of town came to see him.

All men of the town came to see him.

2. Where there is will there is way.

Where there is a will, there is a way.

3. June is sixth month of year.

June is the sixth month of the year

4. Bus arrived at quarter of hour late.

The bus arrived at a quarter of hour late.

5. I saw one rupee coin lying on ground.

I saw a one rupee coin lying on the ground.

6. We make the butter and cheese from the milk.

We make butter and cheese for the milk.

7. The honest man will speak a truth.

A honest man will speak the truth.

8. Principal gave us the holiday.

The principal gave us a holiday.