Question

1.... tyan-shyan is very beautiful A)on B)- C)the D)an E)a 2....weather was fine in .... May A)the/the B)the/- C) a/the D)the/a E)-/-

Answer 1

1 The tyan-shyan is very beautiful
2.The weather was fine in the May 

Answer 2

1. "tyan-shyan is very beautiful"

The phrase "tyan-shyan is very beautiful" does not provide enough context to determine its meaning. Could you please provide more information or clarify your question?

2. "weather was fine in May"

To complete the sentence "weather was fine in May," we need to choose the correct article to use before "May." Let's analyze the options:

A) the/the B) the/- C) a/the D) the/a E) -/-

Based on the given options, the correct choice would be D) the/a. The sentence would then read "the weather was fine in May" or "a weather was fine in May."

Please note that the choice between "the" and "a" depends on the specific context of the sentence. If the sentence is referring to a specific May in the past, "the" would be appropriate. If the sentence is referring to any May in general, "a" would be more suitable.

I hope this clarifies your question. If you have any further inquiries, please let me know!