Question

1 Study the rules. Match the words in blue in the text below with rules 1-4.4O RULES1 We use a/an to talk about something forthe first time.2 We use a/an with singular countablenouns.3 We use the when there is only one.4 We use the to talk about something again.At lunchtime Becky Jackson buys a sandwichand some chocolate. She goes to a shop nearher school. Her friend Annie goes to the shoptoo. But Becky's other friends have lunch atthe school cafeteria.More practice <) Workbook page 43​

Answer 1

Ответ:

a sandwich - 2). We use a/an with singular countable nouns

a shop - 1).  We use a/an to talk about something for the first time.

the shop - 4). We use the to talk about something again.

the school cafeteria - 3). We use the when there is only one.

Answer 2

Let's match the words in blue from the text with the rules 1-4:

1. "At lunchtime" - This doesn't match any of the rules 1-4.
2. "Becky Jackson" - This matches Rule 2 because "Becky Jackson" is a singular countable noun.
3. "a sandwich" - This matches Rule 2 because "a sandwich" is a singular countable noun.
4. "some chocolate" - This matches Rule 2 because "some chocolate" refers to an unspecified quantity of a singular countable noun.
5. "a shop" - This matches Rule 2 because "a shop" is a singular countable noun.
6. "her school" - This doesn't match any of the rules 1-4.
7. "Her friend Annie" - This matches Rule 2 because "Her friend Annie" is a singular countable noun.
8. "the shop" - This matches Rule 3 because "the shop" implies a specific shop, and there is only one shop near her school.
9. "Becky's other friends" - This matches Rule 2 because "Becky's other friends" is a plural countable noun.
10. "the school cafeteria" - This matches Rule 3 because "the school cafeteria" implies a specific cafeteria at the school.

So, in summary:

• Rule 2 (using "a/an" with singular countable nouns) applies to words like "Becky Jackson," "a sandwich," "some chocolate," "a shop," and "Her friend Annie."
• Rule 3 (using "the" when there is only one) applies to "the shop" and "the school cafeteria."
• The other words in blue do not directly match any of the rules 1-4.