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    Przedimki A, An, The

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    1. The document provides instructions and examples for identifying and correcting errors in the use of articles (a/an, the, zero article) in Polish sentences. 2. The second part asks the reader to insert the appropriate article (a/an, the, some, or no article) into blanks in sentences about different European breakfast foods. 3. The third part asks the reader to circle the correct article (a/an, the, or no article) in sentences about sending postcards when traveling.

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    Przedimki A, An, The

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    1. The document provides instructions and examples for identifying and correcting errors in the use of articles (a/an, the, zero article) in Polish sentences. 2. The second part asks the reader to insert the appropriate article (a/an, the, some, or no article) into blanks in sentences about different European breakfast foods. 3. The third part asks the reader to circle the correct article (a/an, the, or no article) in sentences about sending postcards when traveling.

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    1. The document provides instructions and examples for identifying and correcting errors in the use of articles (a/an, the, zero article) in Polish sentences. 2. The second part asks the reader to insert the appropriate article (a/an, the, some, or no article) into blanks in sentences about different European breakfast foods. 3. The third part asks the reader to circle the correct article (a/an, the, or no article) in sentences about sending postcards when traveling.

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    Przedimki A, An, The

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    1. The document provides instructions and examples for identifying and correcting errors in the use of articles (a/an, the, zero article) in Polish sentences. 2. The second part asks the reader to insert the appropriate article (a/an, the, some, or no article) into blanks in sentences about different European breakfast foods. 3. The third part asks the reader to circle the correct article (a/an, the, or no article) in sentences about sending postcards when traveling.

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    1. Trzy spośród poniższych zdań są bezbłędne.

    Znajdź te zdania, a w
    pozostałych popraw błędy w użyciu przedimków (a/an, the oraz „zero” article).

    1. John is one of youngest teachers in our school but he’s also one of the best.

    2. A politician is not the same as statesman.

    3. She has job in a leading software company.

    4. Practice makes perfect.

    5. The fear is not a good motivator for better work.

    6. Is teaching just a job or a vocation?

    7. Sir Winston Churchill was Prime Minister in Britain during Second World War.

    8. Internet is a mine of useful information.

    9. It’s the experience that counts!

    10. The Internet resources are not always used correctly.

    2. Wstaw a/an, the, some lub Ø („zero” article).

    People in (1)_____ Europe eat very different breakfasts. For instance, (2)_____ usual

    English breakfast consists of (3)_____ bacon and (4)_____ eggs, (5)_____ baked beans and

    (6)_____ black pudding, which is (7)_____ kind of sausage. In Scotland, you may get

    (8)_____ porridge and (9)_____ kippers, that is smoked herrings, first thing in (10)_____

    morning. (11)_____ Italian will have (12)_____ cappuccino and (13)_____ few biscuits or

    (14)_____ sweet roll, while in Greece (15) _____ breakfast may consist of just (16)_____

    bread and (17)_____ olives, (18)_____ lump of goat cheese and (19)_____ slice or two of

    (20)_____ melon.
    3. Zakreśl właściwy przedimek: a/an, the lub Ø.

    Sending (1) a/an/the/Ø postcard of (2) a/an/the/Ø place you’re visiting is (3) a/an/the/Ø

    good way to keep in touch with friends and family. So, if you happen to be visiting

    (4) a/an/the/Ø Euroland, buy (5) a/an/the/Ø postcard, write (6) a/an/the/Ø message and

    their name and address and pop it into (7) a/an/the/Ø post box. But watch out! Sometimes

    there is (8) a/an/the/Ø international post box. By the way, (9) a/an/the/Ø standard letter is

    (10) a/an/the/Ø same price as your card.

    4. Uzupełnij zdania odpowiednim wyrażeniem.

    1. To care for _________________ has always been the aim of our institution.

    a) old and infirm b) the olds and infirms c) the old and infirm

    2. We watched _________________ rise slowly above the calm surface of the sea.

    a) moon b) a moon c) the moon

    3. My grandmother went to _________________ every Sunday.

    a) a church b) the church c) church

    4. We went to _________________ to see the famous altarpiece.

    a) a church b) the church c) church

    5. The fridge was completely empty. It turned out that while I was taking a shower, my
    boyfriend ate everything I bought _________________. He left only the ice cubes.

    a) for dinner b) for the dinner c) for a dinner

    6. The painting shows a sea battle between _________________.

    a) the Greek and the Turk b) the Greeks and the Turks c) Greeks and Turks

    7. She is _________________ completely honest person I know. It always lands her in


    trouble.
    a) an only b) the only c) only
    8. _________________ are not the same.

    a) bravery and courage b) the bravery and the courage c) a bravery and courage
    9. ‘Can you play _________________ ?’

    a) piano b) on the piano c) the piano

    ‘No, but I can play _________________.’

    d) golf e) in golf f) in the golf

    5. Niektóre nazwy geograficzne występują z przedimkiem określonym the. Wpisz


    go tam, gdzie jest potrzebny.

    1. _____ Hague is not the capital of _____ Netherlands, but it is their centre of government.

    2. My husband was born in _____USA, and I come from _____ north of Italy, but we have

    been living in _____ Poland since 1992.

    3. _____United Kingdom comprises the whole of the island called _____ Great Britain, and

    that is why the name ‘Britain’ is sometimes used to refer to the country as a whole.

    4. Sir Ernest Shackleton, the British explorer who attempted to reach _____ South Pole,

    described his experiences in the book The Heart of _____ Antarctic.

    5. In the 18th century, it was very fashionable to go on a trip to _____ Italy, cross _____

    Alps, see famous cities, admire works of art and climb _____ Vesuvius.

    6. In 1488, the Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Diaz saw a rocky promontory at the

    southern tip of _____ Africa. One account says that he called it _____ Cape of Storms,

    but that it was later renamed _____ Cape of Good Hope because its discovery indicated

    that it was possible to reach India by sea.

    7. Nina Nikolayevna Berberova left _____ Soviet Union in 1922 and lived in _____

    Germany, _____ Czechoslovakia, and _____ Italy. She settled in _____ Paris in 1925 and

    became a writer, biographer, editor, and translator, often writing about the lives and

    problems of exiles.
    6. Niektóre nazwy własne występują z przedimkiem określonym the. Wpisz go
    tam, gdzie jest potrzebny.

    1. During the ball given last month by Her Majesty _____ Queen, _____ Duchess of C.

    danced with _____ Captain A. all the time. Since that memorable night the two are

    rumoured to have been inseparable.

    2. During our day-trip to London we visited _____ National Gallery and _____ Tower of

    London, we saw _____ London Bridge, went to _____ Chinatown and walked along

    _____ Strand.

    3. My friend was sailing across the Atlantic and he swears he saw _____ Flying Dutchman,

    or perhaps the ghost of _____ Columbus’s ship _____ Santa Maria, emerge from the mist

    just before his yacht and dissolve again without a sound.

    4. Our neighbours _____ Grants went for holidays to the Bahamas, whereas _____ Joneses

    next door could only afford Majorca.

    5. On the train I was sitting next to a serious-looking old gentleman who was at first reading

    _____ Financial Times, but later took out _____ Fight Club by Palahniuk and began to

    listen to _____ Beatles, _____ Boney M and _____ ABBA on his portable stereo.

    6. ‘She says she danced with _____ Orlando Bloom.’ – ‘You’re kidding, _____ Orlando

    Bloom? I don’t believe it!’

    7. Zakreśl właściwy przedimek: a/an, the lub Ø.

    1. In a/an/the/Ø Middle Ages it was believed that only a/an/the/ Ø virgin is able to tame
    a/an/the/Ø unicorn.

    2. Even if very powerful a/an/the/Ø computers are invented, a/an/the/ Ø weather will forever
    remain unpredictable in a/an/the/Ø long run.

    3. A/An/The/Ø steel ball has more a/an/the/Ø potential energy raised above the ground than
    it has after falling to a/an/the/Ø Earth.

    4. Could you remove your briefcase from the corridor? It is getting in a/an/the/Ø way.

    5. John grabbed his coat and left in a/an/the/Ø hurry.


    6. What, Mary has left you? I was under a/an/the/Ø impression you were getting married!

    7. Both my grandfathers were sailors, and both were lost at a/an/the/Ø sea.

    8. Uzupełnij tekst odpowiednimi przedimkami tam, gdzie są one potrzebne.

    It is said that J. K. Rowling’s first Harry Potter novel was turned down again and again by

    (1)_____ major publishing houses. Now (2)_____ new Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and

    the Half-Blood Prince, has broken (3)_____ records, selling over two million copies in

    (4)_____ first 24 hours of its release in (5)_____ UK and 6.9 million in (6)_____ US.

    The release of (7)_____ sixth Harry Potter novel is (8)_____ good news for (9)_____

    English learning across (10)_____ globe since many kids everywhere want to read about

    (11)_____ Harry Potter’s adventures in English. However, translating J. K. Rowling’s

    novels is also (12)_____ big business. (13)_____ Harry Potter books have been translated

    into 62 languages and sold 270 million copies in 200 different countries, making J. K.

    Rowling (14)_____ richest woman in Britain, with (15)_____ Forbes magazine estimating

    her fortune at US $ 1 billion (Ł575,000,000).

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