MCQs

No article is used before titles + proper names in standard usage.

Names of languages do not require an article.

'The church' is used for the specific service building/event.

Names of meals do not take an article in general usage.

'Honorable' starts with a vowel sound, requiring 'an'.

Names of rivers always require the definite article 'the'.

Names of musical instruments require 'the' when referring to playing them.

Proper names of universities that follow the structure 'University of X' require 'the'.

'The hospital' is used because we are referring to a specific building, not the institution's purpose.

Material nouns like 'gold' do not take an article when used generally.

'One' starts with a consonant sound ('w'), so 'a' is required.

Abstract nouns like 'honesty' do not take an article when used in a general sense.

'M.A.' is pronounced 'em-a', which starts with a vowel sound, requiring 'an'.

'Sun' is a unique celestial body, requiring the definite article 'the'.

'Engineer' starts with a vowel sound, so 'an' is required.

'The' is used before the titles of historical figures, especially when referring to them in a specific context.

'Unique' starts with a consonant sound ('y'), so 'a' is required.

Names of mountain ranges always require the definite article 'the'.

'European' starts with a consonant sound ('y'), so 'a' is required.