Question

Use a where necessary to complete the sentences. 1. I have never seen such a fantastic view. 2. Hue dislikes such_awful stories. 3. The dog gave such_strange sounds. 4. Len has produced such_noise. 5. It was such_useful dictionary. 6. It is such_useless advice. 7. Julia has never seen such_colourful dictionary. 8. He has become such_good doctor. 9. The teacher of English has given us such_good knowledge. 10. They were such_cute children.

Answer 1

2. Hue dislikes such awful stories.

3. The dog gave such strange sounds.

4. Len has produced such noise. (скорее всего ты неправильно написал и пропустил прилагательное, если так, то тут нужен артикль a (следующее слово начинается на согласную) или an (на гласную кроме u)

5. It was such a useful dictionary.

6. It is such a useless advice.

7. Julia has never seen such a colourful dictionary.

8. He has become such a good doctor.

9. The teacher of English has given us such a good knowledge.

10. They were such cute children.

Answer 2

I assume you want me to check your answers for the exercise. Here are my corrections:

1. I have never seen such a fantastic view. (Correct) 2. Hue dislikes such _an_ awful story. (Incorrect: you need to use 'an' before a vowel sound, and 'story' should be singular) 3. The dog gave such a strange sound. (Incorrect: you need to use 'a' before a consonant sound, and 'sound' should be singular) 4. Len has produced such a noise. (Correct) 5. It was such a useful dictionary. (Correct) 6. It is such _a_ useless advice. (Incorrect: you need to use 'a' before a vowel sound, and 'advice' is an uncountable noun that does not need an article) 7. Julia has never seen such a colourful dictionary. (Correct) 8. He has become such a good doctor. (Correct) 9. The teacher of English has given us such _good_ knowledge. (Incorrect: 'knowledge' is an uncountable noun that does not need an article) 10. They were such _cute_ children. (Incorrect: 'such' should not be used before an adjective that modifies a plural noun. You can use 'so' instead, or omit the modifier altogether)