Fill in the blank with the correct article. Choose “None of these” if none is needed.
What do you have for ________ lunch?
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 4
The correct answer is Option (4) → None of these
Complete sentence: What do you have for lunch? Here “lunch” means the meal in general.
| Option | When to use | Example |
|---|---|---|
| (1) The | comes before a meal only when we mean one particular meal. The question asks about lunch in general | The lunch at Riya’s wedding was very tasty. |
| (2) An | used before a vowel sound. “Lunch” begins with a consonant sound | She ate an orange in the break. |
| (3) A | comes before a meal only when an adjective describes it, as in “a light lunch”. A plain “lunch” takes no article | We had a quick lunch at the station. |
| (4) None of these (answer) | means no article: used before names of meals like breakfast, lunch and dinner (“have lunch”, “for dinner”) | We usually have dinner at nine o’clock. |