Question

Добрый день помогите исправить ошибку пожалуйста 1That’s their house. A one with the pretty garden. 2 My aunt has shop in Cambridge. 3 Money can’t buy you the love. 4 I’d like loaf of bread, please. 5 I’m driving one VW this week.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) This is their house. The one with the pretty garden.

2) My aunt has a shop  in Cambridge

3) You can't buy the love with money.

4) I'd like to eat a loaf of bread.

5) This week I'm driving a VW

Answer 2

1. That's their house, the one with the pretty garden. 2. My aunt has a shop in Cambridge. 3. Money can't buy you love. 4. I'd like a loaf of bread, please. 5. I'm driving a VW this week.

The corrections made are mainly related to the use of articles. In English, we use articles (such as "a" or "the") to indicate whether we are referring to a specific or generic noun.

In sentence 1, "the" is used to specify that we are talking about a particular house among several. In sentence 2, "a" is added before "shop" because it is a singular noun and requires an article. In sentence 3, "the" is used before "love" because it is a specific concept. In sentence 4, "a" is added before "loaf" to indicate that you want any loaf of bread, not a specific one. In sentence 5, "a" is used before "VW" because it is a singular noun.