Question

Вставьте артикли a,an или the I usually buy ...newspaper on my way to work. London is easily...biggest city in Britain. Manchester is... big city in north of England. It's not easy to learn... foreign language which is very different from your own language. Japanese is certainly... most difficult language I have tried to learn. Last night I saw... interesting TV program about... eastern Europe. Dad, can I borrow... car tonight?

Answer 1

I usually buy A newspaper on my way to work. London is easily THE biggest city in Britain. Manchester is A big city in north of England. It's not easy to learn A foreign language ... . Japanese is certainly THE most difficult language ... . Last night I saw AN interesting TV program about _ eastern Europe. Dad, can I borrow THE car tonight?

Answer 2

Article Usage in Sentences

I usually buy a newspaper on my way to work. - The use of "a" is appropriate here as it refers to any newspaper, not a specific one. London is easily the biggest city in Britain. - The use of "the" is appropriate here as it refers to a specific city, London, and it is being compared to other cities in Britain. [[3]](https://knastu.ru/media/files/posobiya_files/_yazyk_WSuUKd.pdf)

Manchester is a big city in the north of England. - The use of "a" is appropriate here as it refers to any big city in the north of England, not a specific one. It's not easy to learn a foreign language which is very different from your own language. - The use of "a" is appropriate here as it refers to any foreign language, not a specific one. Japanese is certainly the most difficult language I have tried to learn. - The use of "the" is appropriate here as it refers to a specific language, Japanese, and it is being compared to other languages the speaker has tried to learn. Last night I saw an interesting TV program about Eastern Europe. - The use of "an" is appropriate here as it refers to any interesting TV program, not a specific one. The use of "the" is appropriate before "Eastern Europe" as it refers to a specific region. Dad, can I borrow the car tonight? - The use of "the" is appropriate here as it refers to a specific car, the one owned by the speaker's dad.