Question

В Заповни пропуски артиклями, де це необхідно. Поясни вживання артиклів або причину їх відсутності. 1) Rita has... three... apples: ... one ... apple is for her... mother, ... one... apple is for ... her ... father, and ... one... apple is for ・・・ ...her... brother. 2) I have... five... English books. These ... books are very in- teresting.3) I have a little sister. She has six... dolls and... two... ted- dy bearm 4) I am pupil. I am at... school. Today we have five... lessons. first lesson in English. 5) My granny has... ten ... hens and ... one... cock.... hens are white and... cock is bright. 6) I have... two... brothers. My... brothers are... students. They are good... students.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Rita has three apples: one apple is for her mother, one apple is for her father, and one apple is for her her brother.

2. I have give english books. These books are very interesting.

3. I have a little sister. she has six dolls and two teddy bears.

4. I am pupil. I am at school. Today we have five lessons.

5. My granny has ten hens and one cock. Hens are white and white and a cock is bright.

6. i have two brothers. My brothers are students. they are good students

Answer 2

1. Rita has three apples: One apple is for her mother, one apple is for her father, and one apple is for her brother.

2. I have five English books. These books are very interesting.

3. I have a little sister. She has six dolls and two teddy bears.

4. I am a pupil. I am at school. Today we have five lessons. The first lesson is in English.

5. My granny has ten hens and one cock. The hens are white and the cock is bright.

6. I have two brothers. My brothers are students. They are good students.

Answer 3

1. Rita has three apples: one apple is for her mother, one apple is for her father, and one apple is for her brother. (Explanation: The first "three" is a numeral, so it does not require an article. "One" is followed by "apple," so it needs the indefinite article "an." "Mother," "father," and "brother" are specific individuals, so they do not require articles.)

2. I have five English books. These books are very interesting. (Explanation: "Five" is a numeral, so it does not require an article. "Books" is plural, so it does not need an article. "English" is used as an adjective here.)

3. I have a little sister. She has six dolls and two teddy bears. (Explanation: "A" is used before "little sister" because it's a single, specific sister. "Six" and "two" are numerals, so they do not require articles. "Dolls" and "teddy bears" are plural, so they do not need articles.)

4. I am a pupil. I am at school. Today we have five lessons. The first lesson is in English. (Explanation: "A" is used before "pupil" because it's referring to a single, unspecified pupil. "School" is a general place, so it does not require an article. "Five" is a numeral, so it does not require an article. "The" is used before "first lesson" to specify which lesson is being referred to.)

5. My granny has ten hens and one cock. The hens are white, and the cock is bright. (Explanation: "Ten" and "one" are numerals, so they do not require articles. "Hens" and "cock" are specific animals, so they do not need articles. "The" is used before "hens" and "cock" in the second sentence because they have already been mentioned and are specific.)

6. I have two brothers. My brothers are students. They are good students. (Explanation: "Two" is a numeral, so it does not require an article. "Brothers" is plural, so it does not need an article. "My" is used to indicate possession. "Students" is plural, so it does not require an article. "Good" is used as an adjective here.)