Question

Part 2.Complete the following sentences with. a, there or no article. 1.What......short jeans! 2.-There is.......letter for you. -Where is......letter? 3.There is .........jam in .......cup. 4. ........Browns were in .......London.......last week. 5. .....Kazan is one of ......largest towns on ....... Volga

Answer 1

1.What are short jeans!
2.-There is a letter for you.
-Where is the letter?
3.There is jam in the cup.
4. The Browns were in London last week.
5. Kazan is one of the largest towns on the Volga
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Answer 2

1. What......short jeans!

The correct article to use in this sentence is "no article." The sentence should be: "What short jeans!" This is because "jeans" is a plural countable noun and does not require an article when used in a general sense. [[1]]

2. - There is.......letter for you.

The correct article to use in this sentence is "a." The sentence should be: "There is a letter for you." This is because "letter" is a singular countable noun and requires an indefinite article "a" before it. [[2]]

- Where is......letter? The correct article to use in this sentence is "the." The sentence should be: "Where is the letter?" This is because the speaker is referring to a specific letter that has already been mentioned or is known to both the speaker and the listener. In such cases, we use the definite article "the." [[3]]

3. There is .........jam in .......cup.

The correct articles to use in this sentence are "no article" and "a." The sentence should be: "There is no jam in a cup." This is because "jam" is an uncountable noun and does not require an article when used in a general sense. However, "cup" is a singular countable noun and requires an indefinite article "a" before it. [[4]]

4. .... Browns were in .... London .... last week.

The correct articles to use in this sentence are "the" and "last." The sentence should be: "The Browns were in London last week." This is because "the Browns" refers to a specific family (presumably named Browns) and requires the definite article "the." Additionally, "last week" is a specific time period and requires the definite article "the" before it. [[5]]

5. ..... Kazan is one of ...... largest towns on ...... Volga.

The correct articles to use in this sentence are "Kazan," "the," and "the." The sentence should be: "Kazan is one of the largest towns on the Volga." This is because "Kazan" is a proper noun and does not require an article. However, "the" is used before "largest towns" to indicate a specific group of towns, and "the" is used before "Volga" to indicate a specific river. [[6]]