Choose the correct articles Foreigners have many ideas about what English are like. For example, some people say they are always cold and reserved, others believe that they eat porridge for breakfast and read Times every day. Many people from Australia think that English always whine. Welsh, Scottish and Irish also have thing or two to say about English with reference to British Empire. And, naturally, English themselves have number of ideas about themselves such as being proudest of all nations or having one of oldest parliaments in world. So, is all this true? Like many things, truth lies somewhere in middle. And don't be surprised if you meet Englishman who hates gardening, adores home cooking and greets his friends with big hug.
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Foreigners have many [a|an|the|-] ideas about what [a|an|the|-] English are like. For example, some people say they are always cold and reserved, others believe that they eat [a|an|the|-] porridge for [a|an|the|-] breakfast and read [A|An|The|-] Times every day. Many [a|an|the|-] people from [a|an|the|-] Australia think that [a|an|the|-] English always whine. [A|An|The|-] Welsh, Scottish and Irish also have [a|an|the|-] thing or two to say about [a|an|the|-] English with reference to [a|an|the|-] British Empire. And, naturally, [a|an|the|-] English themselves have [a|an|the|-] number of ideas about themselves such as being [a|an|the|-] proudest of all nations or having one of [a|an|the|-] oldest parliaments in [a|an|the|-] world.

So, is all this true? Like many things, [a|an|the|-] truth lies somewhere in [a|an|the|-] middle. And don't be surprised if you meet [a|an|the|-] Englishman who hates gardening, adores home cooking and greets his friends with [a|an|the|-] big hug.

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