Instruction: Complete the following dialogues with a/an or the. 1. A: Do you have … dog? B: No. I have … cat. I don’t like dogs. 2. A: Do you have … car? B: No. I have … bicycle. 3. A: Did you have a good time at … party last night? B: Yes. I enjoyed it a… Read More »
A/An A means seorang, sebuah, or seekor in Bahasa Indonesia. The sentence I have a pet dog at home means saya punya seekor anjing piaraan. A is used in the sentence because the word is mentioned for the first time. In this case, the listener is not sure which dog the speaker is talking about. An has the… Read More »
The present continuous tense is also called the present progressive tense. This tense is used to talk about: 1. things that are happening at the moment of speaking. This means something is happening exactly at the time when somebody is speaking about it. So, when you say,”My mother is frying a fish in the kitchen,” that means,the action… Read More »
