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    LESSON 4 4th Lesson

    Fourth Lesson

    INDEFINITE AND DEFINITE ARTICLES

    Indefinite Article
    a= it is for words that start with a
    consonant.
    a dog a tree a house a cat

    an= it is for words that start with a vowel


    and ¨h¨that is not pronounced.
    an apple an elephant an hour

    Definite Article
    The= it is used to determine objects,
    animals, people in singular and plural.

    The car the dogs the apples


    The house the trees

    I have a dog at home


    The boy is in an english class now
    I bought a watch at the jewelry store
    The girl broke the glass
    The house is big and beautiful
    Demostrative Articles

    This= it is for an object,


    animal and a person that is
    close, we have contact

    That= it is for an object,


    animal and a person that is
    far
    These= it is for objects,
    animals and people that are
    close, we are touching

    Those= it is for objects,


    animals and people that are
    far, we have not contact

    And they a located at the beginning if the sentence

    SENTENCES QUESTIONS ANSWERS

    This is an apple Is this an apple? Yes, this is an apple


    That is a tree Is that a tree? Yes, it is
    It is a laptop Is it a laptop? No, it isn´t
    These are apartments Are these apartments? Yes, these are apartments
    Those are students Are those students? Yes, they are
    They are Lawyers Are they Lawyers? No, they are not

    EXCERCICES
    Make sentences using definite, indefinite, demonstrative articles, then change to
    question and answer them.
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    HOUSE VOCABULARY

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