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The funniest versus A funniest Thu Mar 24, 2005 15:46 pm  The funniest versus A funniest
 

Test No. incompl/elem-8 "Articles", question 4

It is ......... book that I have ever read.

(a) funniest
(b) a funniest
(c) the funniest

Test No. incompl/elem-8 "Articles", answer 4

It is the funniest book that I have ever read.

Correct answer: (c) the funniest
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c) the funniest
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Funniest Fri Mar 25, 2005 12:53 pm  Funniest
 

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Can you,please,explain me the rules about articles!Please...
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Articles Thu Apr 07, 2005 9:04 am  Articles
 

Have a look at the piece I've written on the site under the heading esl lessons and in the index you'll see 'the' 'an'.
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