Question

A/an or the.He changes the horse for .... cow.He changes ... cow for ... sheep.

Answer 1

He changes the horse for a cow.He changes the cow for a sheep.

Answer 2

In this sentence, we need to determine whether to use "a/an" or "the" before the nouns "horse," "cow," and "sheep."

When we first mention the horse, it is not specified which horse is being referred to, so we should use the indefinite article "a." Therefore, the sentence would be: "He changes the horse for a cow."

Then, when referring to the cow that he changed the horse for, it becomes a specific cow that has already been mentioned. Therefore, we should use the definite article "the." The sentence would be: "He changes the cow for the sheep."

So, the full sentence would be: "He changes the horse for a cow. He changes the cow for the sheep."