Online English Grammar Practice (ESL) - Mixed Articles Exercise #4 (A, An, The, No article)

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ONLINE ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ
topic: ARTICLES: Mixed Articles Exercise #4 (A, An, The, No article) | level: Beginner/Intermediate

1. Denver is located at the foot of __________ Rocky Mountains.
  the
  no article
  a

2. Toronto is located on __________ Lake Ontario.
  a
  the
  no article

3. San Diego is located near __________ Mexican border.
  the
  no article
  a

4. Let's go to __________ Mexico.
  the
  no article
  a

5. __________ Nile is the longest river in the world.
  The
  A
  no article

6. __________ Sahara is the world's biggest desert.
  no article
  The
  A

7. I spoke with __________ Chinese film director that I told you about.
  the
  no article
  a

8. Do you speak __________ Chinese?
  a
  no article
  the

9. I need __________ bottle of water.
  no article
  the
  a

10.Spain is one of __________ largest European countries.
  the
  a
  no article

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