Question

Add a or nothing the depending on whether nouns are countable or uncountable. Would you like chocolate? They're delicious. Would you like -a- chocolate? They're delicious. 1 Do you like chocolate? 2 That was terrible meal! 3 When he gives advice, you should listen carefully. 4 Mummy, can have ice cream? They're only 50p. 5 That's great news! 6 Let's go to café for breakfast. 7 Do you have luggage to carry ? 8 That's useful information. Thanks for telling me. 9 l live in village in Santa Catarina. 10 He spends money very quickly!

Answer 1

1) nothing
2) That was a terrible meal.
3) nothing
4)nothing
5) nothing
6)Let's got to a café for breakfast.
7)nothing
8)That's a useful information. Thanks for telling me.
9)I live in a village in Santa Catarina.
10)nothing

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the answers with the appropriate use of "a" or "the":

1. Do you like chocolate? - No articles needed. 2. That was a terrible meal! - "a" is used before the countable noun "meal." 3. When he gives advice, you should listen carefully. - No articles needed. 4. Mummy, can I have ice cream? They're only 50p. - "an" is used before the countable noun "ice cream." 5. That's great news! - No articles needed. 6. Let's go to the café for breakfast. - "the" is used before the uncountable noun "café." 7. Do you have any luggage to carry? - "any" is used to indicate an indefinite amount of the countable noun "luggage." 8. That's useful information. Thanks for telling me. - No articles needed. 9. I live in a village in Santa Catarina. - "a" is used before the countable noun "village." 10. He spends money very quickly! - No articles needed.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.