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[BEGINNING OF INTERACTIVE PRESENTATION (Screens 4-16)] Screen 4. Screens 4-16 are part of Interactive chart to follow the static charts (Screens 1-3). Notes: Set “Unit 7. Definite and Indefinite Articles” at top left of screen. Increase size of “An African Safari” and keep photo. See design notes. Cut all other text.

Trip to Kenya Dear Marta, We took ____ most wonderful trip last Look at the letter. Fill in the blanks with a, an, the, or no article. Explain your answers to a partner. You will check your answers at the end of the presentation. Dear Marta, We took ____ most wonderful trip last month. We went on ____ great safari. ____ safari was in Kenya and we saw ____ lions and ____hippos up close! ____ experience was great. ____ only problem was my husband was bitten by ____ mosquito, but since we had taken malaria medicine before we came, ____ Dr. Matuka said he would be okay. Love, Gloria Screen 5

I’d love to hold a baby lion. Indefinite Article 1 When we don’t have a particular person, place, or thing in mind, we use non-specific nouns. Use the indefinite article a/an with non-specific singular count nouns. Screen 6 I’d love to hold a baby lion. any baby lion; no particular lion in mind

Indefinite Article 2 A noun is often indefinite the first time a speaker mentions it. It is usually definite after the first mention. 1st Mention Screen 7 We went on a safari last year. 2nd Mention The safari was very educational.

Zero Article 1 Hippos feel at home in water. Use zero article (no article) with non-specific plural count nouns and non-specific non-count nouns. Non-Specific Plural Count Noun  Zero Article Screen 8 [JA: Can’t read right side sentence because of the way screen shot came out. Will need to confirm] Hippos feel at home in water. Meerkats are very interesting animals to watch. Non-Specific Non-Count Noun  Zero Article

Generic Nouns A noun is generic when it represents all members of a class or category. There are three ways to use count nouns generically. zero article + plural count noun 1. Cheetahs are predatory animals. Screen 9 indefinite article + count noun 2. A cheetah is a predatory animal. zero article + non-count noun 3. Water is essential for all animals to survive.

Zero Article 2 Use zero article before the names of people or their titles, names of most countries, and habitual locations. Screen 10 [JA: Can’t read sentences because of the way screen shot came out. Will need to confirm] Kanika spends four days a week at work and two days a week in school. Ambassador Mukasa was born in Tanzania but spent most of his life in Kenya.

Practice 2 Example: _____ zebra came right up to me! A Look at the sentences. Complete them with an indefinite article or no article. Explain your answers to a partner. Example: _____ zebra came right up to me! A We stayed in _____ nice lodge. _____ game reserves usually have lodges nearby. That kind of bird is usually found in _____ Zambia. Have you ever seen _____ elephant up close? This is _____ great vacation. I would love to be _____ game warden. A: Do you often see _____ warthogs at game reserves? B: Oh, yes. There are some right over there. a Screen 11 [JA: Answers showing up for some sentences? Or is this just issue because of the way screen was shot?] an a a

Definite Article 1 The vultures have found something to eat. A noun is definite when we know the particular person, place, or thing being talked about. Use the definite article the with non-count nouns and singular and plural nouns that are definite. The vultures have found something to eat. Screen 12 [JA: Pls. be sure bubble around right-side sentence is large enough…”picture” seems to be partially set outside bubble] Yeah, I see them. Let’s get closer and take a picture.

Nanyuki, Kenya is located on the equator. Definite Article 2 Use the definite article with nouns that describe something unique. Screen 13 Nanyuki, Kenya is located on the equator. There is only one equator.

Definite Article 3 That is the tallest giraffe I’ve ever seen! An adjective can often make a noun represent something unique. Examples of such adjectives are right, wrong, first, only, and the comparative and superlative forms. Superlative Adjective Unique Adjective Screen 14 [JA: I’m sure it’s just the screen shot, but sentences are jumbled (when the animation is going, I’m sure this isn’t an issue…and I was able to read the sentences to confirm they’re OK] That is the tallest giraffe I’ve ever seen! The first giraffe is eating.

Kenya is located along the Indian Ocean. Definite Article 4 The definite article is used with the names of public places, some countries, and many geographical regions or features. My friends from the Netherlands are visiting Tanzania this year. Screen 15 [Can’t confirm sentences as they are jumbled] I went to the library to learn more about Kenya. Kenya is located along the Indian Ocean.

Practice 2 Dear Marta, We took ____ most wonderful trip last Look at the letter again and fill in the blanks. Did your ideas on article usage change? Check your answers. Dear Marta, We took ____ most wonderful trip last month. We went on ____ great safari. ____ safari was in Kenya and we saw ____ lions and ____hippos up close! ____ experience was great. ____ only problem was my husband was bitten by ____ mosquito, but since we had taken malaria medicine before we came, ____ Dr. Matuka said he would be okay. Love, Gloria the a The Screen 16 [JA: Answers showing up for some sentences? Or is this just issue because of the way screen was shot (I’m assuming it’s the animation that comes after students do exercise first?)] The The a