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    This document provides an answer key for an English quiz on using abstract nouns with or without the articles "a" or "an". The quiz contains two exercises. Exercise 1 asks students to identify whether abstract nouns are used with or without articles in given sentences. Exercise 2 asks students to choose whether the article "a" or "an" should be used with abstract nouns in different contexts. The answer key provides the correct responses for each question in the two exercises.

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    Focus5 2E UoE Quiz Unit2 GroupA B ANSWERS

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    USE OF ENGLISH QUIZ 2 ● ANSWER KEY

    Group A Group B

    Abstract nouns with and without a/an Abstract nouns with and without a/an

    Exercise 1 Exercise 1
    1 understanding: An abstract noun, understanding, is 1 knowledge: An abstract noun, knowledge, is used
    used with the article a as it refers to a particular with the article a as it refers to a particular context
    situation (of how …) and is additionally preceded by an (of European …) and is additionally preceded by a
    adjective (good). descriptor (first-class).
    2 hope: An abstract noun, hope, is used with the article a 2 clue: I haven’t got a clue is a fixed expression.
    as it refers to a particular situation (of getting …)
    3 moment: A moment – a single countable noun
    3 hurry: To be in a (bit of) a hurry is a fixed expression. and additionally have got a moment to spare – is
    a fixed expression.
    4 sleep: A good night’s sleep is a fixed expression.
    4 sleep: A good night’s sleep is a fixed expression.
    5 clue: I haven’t got a clue is a fixed expression.
    5 sudden: All of a sudden is a fixed expression.
    Exercise 2
    Exercise 2
    1 an: An abstract noun, experience, is used with the
    article an as it refers to a particular situation (visiting 1 a: An abstract noun, pleasure, is used with the article a
    …) and is additionally preceded by an adjective as it refers to a particular situation (meeting …).
    (interesting).
    2 an: An abstract noun, education, is used with the
    2 –: An abstract concept in general. article an as it refers to a particular context (my
    grandmother) and is additionally preceded by an
    3 –: An abstract concept in general.
    adjective (excellent).
    4 a: An abstract noun, help, is used with the article a as it
    3 –: An abstract concept in general.
    refers to a particular situation (when …) and
    additionally is preceded by an adjective (great). 4 a: An abstract noun, love, is used with the article a as
    it refers to a particular context (of arts).
    5 –: An abstract concept in general.
    5 –: An abstract concept in general.

    © Pearson 2020 PHOTOCOPIABLE Focus 5 SECOND EDITION (B2+/C1)

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