Question

Remember articles with countable and uncountable nouns. Speak about the difference. Make an exercise. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate article where necessary. 1) He lives in ________ south of ________ Australia. 2) In his book James Dewey Watson, ________ famous American scientist, described ________ main process of ________ human organism. 3) Nothing could break ________ silence. Suddenly there was ________ scream, then ________ second and ________ third. 4) Can you plan ________ experiment? 5) He came in one morning when we were doing ________ dialysis in ________ laboratory of ________ university and introduced himself. 6) ________ world tour costs ________ lot of money. 7) I don't believe you. I think you're telling ________ lie. 8) Did you have ________ lovely time in ________ Hague’s laboratory? 9) It was ________ early evening but I was feeling sleepy. 10) He made ________ gross mistake. 11) Don’t worry, we'll finish ________ experiment before ________ sunset. 12) I’d like to have ________ salad with ________ oil for ________ breakfast. 13) My favourite subject at ________ school was ________ biology.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Remember articles with countable and uncountable nouns. Speak about the

difference. Make an exercise. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate article

where necessary.

1) He lives in a south of Australia.

2) In his book James Dewey Watson, is the famous American scientist,

described the main process of the human organism.

3) Nothing could break the silence. Suddenly there was a

scream, then second and third.

4) Can you plan an experiment?

5) He came in one morning when we were doing dialysis in a

laboratory of the university and introduced himself.

6) the world tour costs a lot of money.

7) I don't believe you. I think you're telling a lie.

8) Did you have a lovely time in the Hague’s laboratory?

9) It was an early evening but I was feeling sleepy.

10) He made a gross mistake.

11) Don’t worry, we'll finish an experiment before the sunset.

12) I’d like to have a salad with an oil for the breakfast.

13) My favourite subject at the school was an biology.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and fill in the blanks with the appropriate articles:

1. He lives in the south of Australia.

2. In his book, James Dewey Watson, a famous American scientist, described the main process of the human organism.

3. Nothing could break the silence. Suddenly, there was a scream, then a second, and a third.

4. Can you plan an experiment?

5. He came in one morning when we were doing dialysis in the laboratory of a university and introduced himself.

6. A world tour costs a lot of money.

7. I don't believe you. I think you're telling a lie.

8. Did you have a lovely time in the Hague’s laboratory?

9. It was an early evening, but I was feeling sleepy.

10. He made a gross mistake.

11. Don’t worry, we'll finish the experiment before the sunset.

12. I’d like to have a salad with some oil for breakfast.

13. My favorite subject at school was biology.