--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

Why does Jake say the team and not just team?

--answers--

Because team always needs the before them.

--feedback--

Not every team needs the - only when the group is specific.

Because he talks about a specific team everyone knows.

Because team is an uncountable noun.

--feedback--

Team is a countable noun.

Because team is always plural.

--feedback--

Team can be singular or plural, depending on context.

--video-solution--

2

--explanation--

Jake uses the team because he is referring to a specific group - the team that Maria, Jake, and others already know. Use the with known groups:

• The students presented their projects. - This means a specific group of students.

• The team finished the project on time. - This means a known team.

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