Lesson 45 drill — Articles with food (a/an/the/zero) and partitives
A/AN = one, first mention. THE = specific, already known. ZERO = general uncountable/plural. Partitive + OF for quantities of uncountables.
Which is correct for a first mention?
Which is correct once the item has already been mentioned?
Which correctly uses zero article for a general statement?
Which correctly uses a partitive?
Which fits: 'I don't eat ___ meat.'
I'd like ____ coffee and ____ croissant, please.
____ soup was a bit too salty for me.
I don't eat ____ meat, but I love fish.
Could I have a ____ of that chocolate cake?
Can you pass ____ salt, please?
I'm allergic ____ peanuts.