Online English Grammar Practice (ESL) - Mixed Articles Exercise #3 (A, An, The, No article)

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ONLINE ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ
topic: ARTICLES: Mixed Articles Exercise #3 (A, An, The, No article) | level: Beginner/Intermediate

1. They usually spend their holidays in __________ mountains.
  the
  no article
  a

2. Los Angeles has __________ ideal climate.
  no article
  an
  the

3. This is __________ best Mexican restaurant in the country.
  no article
  a
  the

4. I can't live on __________ 500 dollars a month.
  the
  no article
  a

5. Someone call __________ policeman!
  a
  the
  no article

6. Someone call __________ police!
  no article
  the
  a

7. He is __________ real American hero.
  no article
  the
  a

8. I don't like __________ dogs, but I like my brother's dog.
  a
  no article
  the

9. I haven't seen him in __________ five years.
  no article
  the
  a

10. Kobe Bryant is __________ basketball player.
  the
  a
  no article

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