Question

....Mr Green visited .... Blacks ....last mounth. What .... nice mice! There is .......apple in........basket. .....Amur is ......very long river, isn't it? There is ...... juice in ....... glass. Надо вставить a или the

Answer 1

The Mr Green visited the Blacks a.last mounth. What a. nice mice! There is an..apple inthe.basket. The..Amur is a..very long river, isn't it? There is a juice in .the. glass.

Answer 2

Mr Green visited the Blacks last month. What a nice mice! There is an apple in the basket. The Amur is a very long river, isn't it? There is juice in the glass.

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Answer 3

Mr Green visited the Blacks last month. What nice mice! There is an apple in the basket. The Amur is a very long river, isn't it? There is some juice in the glass.

Explanation:

- In the sentence "Mr Green visited the Blacks last month," we use "the" before "Blacks" because it refers to a specific family or group of people. - In the sentence "What nice mice!" we don't need to use an article before "nice" because it is an adjective describing the mice. - In the sentence "There is an apple in the basket," we use "an" before "apple" because it is the first mention of the apple, and we use "the" before "basket" because it refers to a specific basket. - In the sentence "The Amur is a very long river, isn't it?" we use "the" before "Amur" because it is a specific river, and we use "a" before "very long river" because it is a general description. - In the sentence "There is some juice in the glass," we use "some" before "juice" because it refers to an unspecified quantity, and we use "the" before "glass" because it refers to a specific glass.