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1. Link the sentence in A with the rule in B. Some rules can be used more than once.
A
1 He's a teacher.
There's a pub in the corner it's the pub with a red sign.
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a the is used with rivers/oceans/seas/mountain
ranges
2. Read the text and fill in the gap with a/an, the or (no article).
'I'll have what he's having.' That's what (1)_________ people sometimes tell (2)_________ waiters
when another customer is served (3)_________ meal that looks delicious. Wouldn't it be simpler if
you could see every dish on (4)_________ menu before making up your mind? In (5)_________
Japan, tahat's exactly what diners can do. There, (6)_________ restaurant displays of real-looking
fake food, called sanpuru, serve as (7)_________ three-dimensional menu.
At one time, restaurants in Japan used to display real food to advertise (8)_________ specialities,
and to allow customers to 'preview' their meal. (9)_________ displays also meant that (10)_________
foreigners unable to read (11)_________ Japanese menucould figure out (12)_________ best thing to
order. In the 1930s (13)_________ first fake foods were made from (14)_________ wax. Eventually
such fake foods replaced (15)_________real foods. Today sanpuru are made from vinyl,
(16)_________
kind of plastic.
Beatriu Cardona i Prats. Universitat de Valncia. Page 1
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