Noun Phrase ( Exercise 3)
The noun phrase a group
of words that ends with a noun. It can contain determiners like the, a, this,
few, some, any, etc.
The example sentences:
there are (less
/ fewer) students in this room than in the next room.
Why i choose fewer
because the room can be counted and less just cannot be counted like milk,
sugar, and etc. But less sugar it is possible non-count nouns.
And the example 2 :
I would (a few /
a little) salt on my vegetables
I choose a little
because salt is setences of count and non-count nouns, if you choose a few this
noun count, what a salt can be count? Mybe no. Because a salt not be counted,
so you must be a little.
Articles (Exercise 4)
A,
and an, precede only singular count noun;
they mean one.
Example senteces:
The
judges asked a witness to tell the truth.
THE
This conditional indicate something was already know about or something common
knowladge. And A for to introduce a subject which has not been
previously mentioned.
Well to the next
example:
A
Statue of Liberty was a gift of friendship from a France to the United
States
Statue of Liberty is dont use The with because of holidays, a
france same this country not by The. And united must be The because certain
country or countries with more than one word (except great britain).
