Using English Articles The (Video and Exercise)

Using English Articles The (Video and Exercise) Hello! Were back from vacation and ready to start the new year with new exercises! This one adds to our last video  on articles, giving you more information about The. This is the definite article in English, knowing when to use it, and when to use articles a and an can sometimes be difficult. To learn more, watch the video below on using The in English, then try the exercises. Complete the exercises. If you write them in the comments, we will correct them.1. (A/The/No Article) black car is mine.2. We bought (a/the/no article)  new car.  (A/The/No Article) new car is fast.4.  Where is  (a/the/no article) best place to live?5. He is from  (a/the/no article) Solomon Islands.6. She is from  (a/the/no article) Iceland.7. Where is  (a/the/no article)  battery on an iPhone?8. We went to  (a/the/no article) Atlantic Ocean.9.  (A/The/No Article) Lake Michigan is near (a/the/no article)  Chicago.10. We want to visit  (a/the/no article) Amazon.11. I love playing  (a/the/no article) basketball . Andrey 1. The black car is mine.2. We bought a new car. The new car is fast.4. Where is the best place to live?5. He is from the Solomon Islands.6. She is from Iceland.7. Where is the battery on an iPhone?8. We went to the Atlantic Ocean.9. Lake Michigan is near Chicago.10. We want to visit the Amazon.11. I love playing basketball. ewa 1.The black car is mine.2. We bought a new car. The new car is fast.4. Where is the best place to live?5. He is from the Solomon Islands.6. She is form Iceland.7. Where is the battery on an IPhone/8. We went to the Atlantic Ocean.9. Lake Michigan is near Chicago.10. We want to visit the Amazon.11.I love playing basketball. LUIS LOPEZ Thank you, I have doubts with institutions (UN, EU, etc) should we put the?? Wiliam Mhom this lesson isvery useful Janet 1. The black car is mine. 2. We bought a new car. the new car is fast. 4. Where is the best place to live? 5. He is from the Solomon Islands. 6. She is from Iceland. 7. Where is the battery on an iPhone? 8. We went to Atlantic Ocean. 9. Lake Michigan is near Chicago. 10. We want to visit Amazon. 11. I love playing basketball. LOIEnglish JanetNumber 8 needs the the Atlantic ocean, the Pacific ocean, the Black Sea, the Dead sea. We always need the with oceans and seas.Also number 10 needs the The Amazon. Names of landscapes need the The Sahara Desert, The Rocky mountains.Thanks for answering! huseyn The black car is mine huseyn We bought a new car.The new car is fast. huseyn Where is the best place to live? huseyn He is from Solomon islands. LOIEnglish Here we need to use THE because islandS is plural. huseyn She is from Island. LOIEnglish In this case we need to use AN because we are speaking in a generality. She is from AN island. huseyn Where is a battery on an iPhone? LOIEnglish Here you need THE because you are talking about specific battery. Where is THE battery on an iphone. huseyn We went to the Atlantic Ocean. huseyn The Lake Michigan is near Chicag o. LOIEnglish We dont put THE in front of lakes: Lake Michigan is near Chicago. huseyn We want to visit the Amazon. huseyn I love playing basketball.

Guest Tips How to Make Your Sleep Routine Smarter for Your Child

Guest Tips How to Make Your Sleep Routine Smarter for Your Child Guest Tips: How to Make Your Sleep Routine Smarter for Your Child The following post was written  by  Alanna McGinn, Certified Infant and Toddler Sleep Consultant and Founder of  Good Night Sleep Site  â€" a Global Pediatric and Family Sleep Team. During the school year, heading to bed at a decent time and getting a good night’s sleep is important for children. A well-rested child will display better cognitive ability, a more pleasant mood and temperament, and a stronger immune system. While an important component of proper sleep hygiene is to follow a consistent and soothing routine,  where you can  bond and meet your child’s attachment needs, it can also be a time to tie in some reading and comprehension. Ways to Make Bedtime Smarter for Kids Bedtime stories don’t always have to happen in their bed. What if you carved out a special bedtime nook in their room where together you can curl up and get caught up about your day, or even practice some schoolwork? What a great idea to make a special place in their room for that quality time. But what can you include in that special bedtime nook? I created this fun magnetic board for my daughter’s room. She and I have a blast with it and it was super easy and affordable to make. Head over to the dollar store and buy a large size cookie sheet. Personalize it with duct tape and now your child has their own magnetic board for reading flash cards and alphabet magnets. Don’t forget that bedtime doesn’t just have to be a time for reading comprehension but it can also include math as well! Buy a plain canvas and collect different felt story boards available at most dollar and craft stores. Using foam letters start off the story yourself and then let your child’s imagination run wild. Every night they can create their own story or add on different chapters. A great idea for some imaginative play and a great form of “output” right before bed. And don’t forget no nook is complete without a favorite lovey or blanket that they can snuggle down with as well. We know that sleep is important during the school year and we know that a proper bedtime routine is always the best route to take to have a good night’s sleep, but remember your routine can be whatever you and your child make it into. Be together and be creative and get ready for some healthy post- [Holiday] (and smarter) Zzz’s. Kumon not only helps children strengthen their math and reading skills, it also helps them build healthy routines in and out of school. Find out more by  scheduling a  parent orientation session  today!   You might also be interested in: 6 Oral Reading Tips for Parents 6 Practical Tips for Summer Parenting Spark a Love for Literature with These  Read-Aloud  Tips 4 Simple Tips for Setting Goals with Your Child in the New Year Guest Tips How to Make Your Sleep Routine Smarter for Your Child Guest Tips: How to Make Your Sleep Routine Smarter for Your Child The following post was written  by  Alanna McGinn, Certified Infant and Toddler Sleep Consultant and Founder of  Good Night Sleep Site  â€" a Global Pediatric and Family Sleep Team. During the school year, heading to bed at a decent time and getting a good night’s sleep is important for children. A well-rested child will display better cognitive ability, a more pleasant mood and temperament, and a stronger immune system. While an important component of proper sleep hygiene is to follow a consistent and soothing routine,  where you can  bond and meet your child’s attachment needs, it can also be a time to tie in some reading and comprehension. Ways to Make Bedtime Smarter for Kids Bedtime stories don’t always have to happen in their bed. What if you carved out a special bedtime nook in their room where together you can curl up and get caught up about your day, or even practice some schoolwork? What a great idea to make a special place in their room for that quality time. But what can you include in that special bedtime nook? I created this fun magnetic board for my daughter’s room. She and I have a blast with it and it was super easy and affordable to make. Head over to the dollar store and buy a large size cookie sheet. Personalize it with duct tape and now your child has their own magnetic board for reading flash cards and alphabet magnets. Don’t forget that bedtime doesn’t just have to be a time for reading comprehension but it can also include math as well! Buy a plain canvas and collect different felt story boards available at most dollar and craft stores. Using foam letters start off the story yourself and then let your child’s imagination run wild. Every night they can create their own story or add on different chapters. A great idea for some imaginative play and a great form of “output” right before bed. And don’t forget no nook is complete without a favorite lovey or blanket that they can snuggle down with as well. We know that sleep is important during the school year and we know that a proper bedtime routine is always the best route to take to have a good night’s sleep, but remember your routine can be whatever you and your child make it into. Be together and be creative and get ready for some healthy post- [Holiday] (and smarter) Zzz’s. Kumon not only helps children strengthen their math and reading skills, it also helps them build healthy routines in and out of school. Find out more by  scheduling a  parent orientation session  today!   You might also be interested in: 6 Oral Reading Tips for Parents 6 Practical Tips for Summer Parenting Spark a Love for Literature with These  Read-Aloud  Tips 4 Simple Tips for Setting Goals with Your Child in the New Year