1.

 met a girl in the store.

2. She has a son and a daughter.
3. I have a pet dog.
4. There is a man at the gate.
5. Call the man waiting outside.
6. They have bought a car.
7. I bought a laptop yesterday.
8. The laptop that I bought yesterday is not very expensive.
9. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
10. I read an interesting novel yesterday.
11. She has acted in a movie.
12. This is the best gift I have ever received.
13. He is an honest man.
14. 14. His wife is a European.

1. I ate an apple in the morning.
2. The girl was waiting for her mother.
3. I was happy to see the kind woman who had saved my life.
4. There is an egg in the nest.
5. The teacher asked the boy to stand up. (Always write an article with
singular countable nouns; use the to refer to a particular person or thing.
Use ‘a’ to mean ‘one’ or ‘any’.)
6. I don’t know the answer.
7. He is a famous writer. (Always write an article with singular countable
nouns.)
8. The Eiffel Tower is the most famous landmark of Paris. (Always use the
with superlative adjectives)
9. She is the prettiest girl I have ever seen. (Always use the with superlative
adjectives)
10. You haven’t returned the camera you borrowed from me.