". . . . . . . . English cannot make . . . . . . . . good coffee", she thought leaving . . . . . . . . restaurant.
A. the, a, an
B. an, no article, the
C. no article, the, the
D. the, no article, the
Answer: Option D
Solution(By Examveda Team)
The first blank refers to 'English', the second to 'coffee' and the third to 'restaurant'.'English' is used to denote the British people and are a specific community. Thus, specific determiner "the" will be used in the first blank.
'Coffee' has been preceded by an adjective 'good', which starts with a consonant and not a vowel. 'A' article will be used.
The 'restaurant' is specified to be a particular restaurant where they had coffee, thus specific determiner "the" will be used.
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