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Articles – English Grammar Exercises.
Hi! Please check it:1. In the last two years, things have gotten very tight. (you need a comma after the word "years")
2. The Normans also brought the French language with them.
3. All she knew was that he was very ill and they were completely out of money.
4. She was just eleven years of age, and the moon was shining brightly in the gardens of the palace.
5. Please, state your destination clearly and have the exact fare ready.
6. Shakespeare made fuller use of the English language than any other writer.
7. You know, it’s a very expensive smartphone.
8. Korinna is a doctor.
9. She paid fifty euros a month for rent. (Correction: the structure of your original sentence "She paid fifty euro of rent a month." is also fine, but make sure that "euro" is plural.)
10. Give a fool enough rope, and he will hang himself.
11. The train leaves tomorrow at three o’clock.
12. I am an important woman now.
13. Their stems lay in water, on which there floated a large tulip petal.
14. In a small town, a man stole some money from a house. (add a comma after the word "town")
15. A man wrote a story and sent it to the publishing house.
16. An American bus driver is a unique* figure. (Correction: the structure of your original sentence "A driver in American bus is an unique figure." is fine but you have to add "an" in front of "American" and say "a unique" and not "an unique")
17. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
18. In autumn, when it is raining hard, an umbrella is necessary. (Make sure to add commas)
19. The dogs bark, but the caravan goes on.
20. What is The Miracle’s Cost?
21. One day, he saw something in a newspaper about a fair in the park near his house. (Add a comma after the word "day")
22. The goal of this course is to help you become a better teacher.
23. So young Peter Munk used to sit all through the week tending the wood-kiln.
24. He was handsome, strong and very smart.
It is "a unique" and not "an unique" because it is not the letter but the sound of that letter which is the deciding factor. The beginning of the word "unique" has the sound of a consonant, so we use "a" instead of "an".
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