Question

Food - a, an, some There is.....apple.There are....boronasThere is...cakeThere are...carrotsThere are...eggseeThere are...tomatoesThere is...onionThere is...pizzaThere are...Marburgers​

Answer 1

Ответ:

There is an

apple.

There are some

boronas

There is a cake

There are some

carrots

There are some

eggs

There are some tomatoes.

There is an onion.

There is a pizza.

There are some Marburgers​.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

To use the correct articles (a, an, some) in your sentences, you should consider the countability of the nouns. Here's the corrected version of your sentences:

1. There is an apple.
2. There are some boronas. (Assuming "boronas" is a plural noun.)
3. There is a cake.
4. There are some carrots.
5. There are some eggs.
6. There are some tomatoes.
7. There is an onion.
8. There is a pizza.
9. There are some Marburgers. (Assuming "Marburgers" is a plural noun.)

Please note that "boronas" and "Marburgers" seem like fictional or uncommon words, so I used them as they were in your original sentences. If you intended different words, please provide the correct terms for further assistance.