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    Name Articles of English

    Articles
    DIRECTIONS: Write the correct article on the line. If
    no article is needed, write none. If either the
    definite or indefinite article would make sense, write either.

    1. I saw ____ duck walking down the street.

    2. ____ yellow car sped past.

    3. I ordered ____ pizza you asked for.

    4. Tim gave me ____ birthday card.

    5. Let me give you ____ example.

    6. Here's ____ money I owe you.

    7. That is ____ dog I told you about.

    8. Pick ____ chair and sit down.

    9. ____ plane I flew on was big.

    10. Finally, ____ sun came out.

    11. It has been ____ long afternoon.

    12. I am looking forward to ____ weekend.

    13. Tonight, we are having ____ nachos.

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