Question

Срочно!!! Даю 30 баллов. Complete the text, use a (an), the or zero article. Write the text down. I don\'t think my mother is fit\' to be (1.) ... parent, really I don\'t. Every morning is (2.) ... same. I\'m standing by (3.) ... door with my coat on, ready to go. School starts at nine, it\'s already eight-forty and she\'s not ready. \"Come on,\" I shout at (4.) ... top of my voice. \"We have to leave now or I\'ll be late for (5.) ... lessons.\" \"Wait (6.) ... minute. I can\'t find my shoes.\' I sigh and patiently call upstairs: \"Aren\'t they in (7.) ... bedroom?\" \"No.\" \"Where did you take them off?\" \"I thought I took them off in (8.) ... bathroom.\" \"Look there, then.\" \"I have.\" \"You should put your things neatly away at night, Mum. Then you won\'t have (9.) ... unpleasant surprises in (10.) ... morning.\" At last, she comes downstairs. But what (11.) ... picture she looks! She never wears (12.) ... right things. We have (13.) ... windows upstairs but she can\'t bother to look through them at (14.) ... weather. \"You can\'t come out like that.\" \"Why not?\" \"You just can\'t,\" I tell her. \"You\'ll catch your death. It\'s snowing out there. It\'s far too cold for (15.) ... bare arms.\" And I make her go back upstairs for (16.) ... sweater.

Answer 1

1.a
2.the
3.the
4.the
5.the
6.a
7.the
8.the
9.an
10.the
11.a
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13.a
14.the
15.the
16.a

Answer 2

I don't think my mother is fit' to be (1.) a parent, really I don't. Every morning is (2.) the same. I'm standing by (3.) the door with my coat on, ready to go. School starts at nine, it's already eight-forty and she's not ready. "Come on," I shout at (4.) the top of my voice. "We have to leave now or I'll be late for (5.) my lessons." "Wait (6.) a minute. I can't find my shoes.' I sigh and patiently call upstairs: "Aren't they in (7.) the bedroom?" "No." "Where did you take them off?" "I thought I took them off in (8.) the bathroom." "Look there, then." "I have." "You should put your things neatly away at night, Mum. Then you won't have (9.) any unpleasant surprises in (10.) the morning." At last, she comes downstairs. But what (11.) a picture she looks! She never wears (12.) the right things. We have (13.) windows upstairs but she can't bother to look through them at (14.) the weather. "You can't come out like that." "Why not?" "You just can't," I tell her. "You'll catch your death. It's snowing out there. It's far too cold for (15.) bare arms." And I make her go back upstairs for (16.) a sweater.