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    The document discusses determiners like "a", "an", and "the" and provides 15 examples sentences demonstrating their correct usage. The determiners are used before nouns to specify indefinite or definite articles. The examples show how determiners are chosen based on whether the following noun starts with a vowel sound or consonant sound.

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    The document discusses determiners like "a", "an", and "the" and provides 15 examples sentences demonstrating their correct usage. The determiners are used before nouns to specify indefinite or definite articles. The examples show how determiners are chosen based on whether the following noun starts with a vowel sound or consonant sound.

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    Determiners

    1) I watched a / an / the film you told me about last night.

    2) Can you pass me a / an / the salt please.

    3) I would like a / an / the anteater for Christmas please.

    4) I would like a / an / the drink right now.

    5) I want to eat a / an / the ice-cream.

    6) Do you want a / an / the apple for lunch time.

    7) Can you close a / an / the door on your way out.

    8) It’s time for a / an / the piece of cake.

    9) We can go to the shops to get a / an / the can ok coke.

    10) Do you want a / an / the same as me for dinner?

    11) I have just seen a / an / the animal under my bed.

    12) Oh no!! There is a / an / the horse in my bathroom!!

    13) Great, your have got a / an / the money!

    14) I would like all of a / an / the apples in your hand please.

    15) “Quick, get help, my friend just had a / an / the accident”

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