u/inverted_subject

Hello! Could you help me with choosing the right actile?

1. A speaker is on the phone with his friend. He wants to open a book on his laptop. He knows which book he's going to open, but his friend doesn't. Does the speaker say "Let me open a book" or "Let me open the book"?

2. At first, I wanted to start this post with this: "Could you help me with \_\_/an/the article choice?" Which option would have been correct? Or would you say that another way? "A choice of an article"? "The choosing of an article"?

3. When talking about levels of English, do I say "He's at \_\_/a/the B2 level"?

4. If I talk about wanting to take \_\_/a/the FCE/CAE/CPE/GMAT/TOEFL exam, which article do I use?

I'd greatly appreciate it if you also explained each of your choices.

Hello!

For the past week, I've been using the voice mode of an AI app when reading a book and asking it for definitions. I checked with dictionaries a few times and the AI's been correct so far. What I like best about it is that it doesn't disrupt my reading process - unlike manually looking up words - which is really great.

Has anybody here tried it? What's your experience and impressions?