Question

H EnonXXIII. Use a (an) or the where necessary.1. I heard ... music and was tempted to enter. 2. ... music he was playing wassad and lovely. 3. I am fond of ... Russian literature. 4. She is writing a thesisRussian literature of the 19th century ... 5. We are all interested in ...Japanese art. 6. My grandfather had ... long life. 7. The book is about ... life ofSomerset Maugham. 8. ... life is full of surprises. 9. It was A. Khachaturian'sConcerto for ... Piano and ... Violin. 10. She plays piano perfectly butcannot play ... violin at all. 11. This gallery has ... Titian and ... Rubens. 12.The Beatles first gained ... international fame in 1962 and broke up in 1970.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. I heard wonderful music, and I wanted to come in. 2.this music he played was sad and cute. 3. I am fond of reading Russian literature. 4. She is writing a dissertation. Russian literature of the 19th century 5. We are all interested in the current Japanese art. 6. My grandfather had a good long life. 7. A book about a sad life Somerset Maugham. 8. our life is full of surprises. 9. It was A. Khachaturyan. Concert for lovers of piano and violin. 10. She plays the piano beautifully, but I can't play ... the violin at all. 11. This gallery has a picture of Titian and the painter Rubens. 12. The Beatles first gained their international fame in 1962 and disbanded in 1970.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences with "a," "an," or "the" inserted where necessary:

1. I heard the music and was tempted to enter.
2. The music he was playing was sad and lovely.
3. I am fond of Russian literature.
4. She is writing a thesis on Russian literature of the 19th century.
5. We are all interested in Japanese art.
6. My grandfather had a long life.
7. The book is about the life of Somerset Maugham.
8. Life is full of surprises.
9. It was A. Khachaturian's Concerto for the Piano and the Violin.
10. She plays the piano perfectly but cannot play the violin at all.
11. This gallery has a Titian and a Rubens.
12. The Beatles first gained international fame in 1962 and broke up in 1970.