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    Article The or not ? (English exercise n°68737 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Article The or not ?
    Choose the right answer : The or - (nothing).



    English exercise "Article The or not ?" created by hidalgo (03-11-2009) with The test builder
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    1. The capital of England is London.
    2. She doesn't want her children to watch television more than two hours a day.
    3. Economist is a famous British weekly magazine.
    4. That is my brother's new car.
    5. Music makes world go round.
    6. The little girl, whose cat had just been rescued, was overwhelmed with joy.
    7. He had to be taken to hospital.
    8. A famous painting by Turner has been stolen from Tate Gallery.
    9. The capital of United Kingdom is London.
    10. She is sitting next to TV set.
    11. She loves classical music.
    12. I didn't know where and how to look for information I needed.
    13. While you are in hospital, you may have check-ups, treatments, tests ....
    14. rain in Spain stays mainly on plain.
    15. singers have to be very careful with their voice.
    16. singer they prefer is Elvis Presley.
    17. He doesn't like to go to bed early.







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