Question

Употребите, где требуется, артикли a, an, the:1) ... Vologa is... longest river in... Europe. 2)What is... nearest way to... Drama Theatre? 3) ... butter and... eheese are made of... milk. 4)Usually I get up at... o'clock in... morning. 5) ...Rostov is situated on... Don. 6) Will you have... cup of... tea?

Answer 1

1) The Vologa is the longest river in __ Europe.
2) What is the nearest way to __ Drama Theatre?
3) __ butter and__ eheese are made of__ milk.
4)Usually I get up at__  o'clock in the morning.
5) __ Rostov is situated on the Don.
6) Will you have a cup of __ tea?

Answer 2

1) Vologa is the longest river in Europe.

The use of the definite article "the" is appropriate here because we are referring to a specific river, the Vologa, and specifying that it is the longest river in Europe. [[1]]

2) What is the nearest way to the Drama Theatre?

The use of the definite article "the" is appropriate here because we are referring to a specific theatre, the Drama Theatre. We are asking for the nearest way to that specific theatre. [[2]]

3) Butter and cheese are made of milk.

The use of the indefinite article "a" is appropriate here because we are referring to butter and cheese in a general sense. We are not specifying a particular type or brand of butter or cheese. [[3]]

4) Usually I get up at o'clock in the morning.

The use of the indefinite article "an" is appropriate here because we are referring to a general time in the morning. We are not specifying a particular hour. However, it seems there is a missing number before "o'clock" in the sentence. It should be something like "Usually I get up at six o'clock in the morning." [[4]]

5) Rostov is situated on the Don.

The use of the definite article "the" is appropriate here because we are referring to a specific river, the Don. Rostov is located on that specific river. [[5]]

6) Will you have a cup of tea?

The use of the indefinite article "a" is appropriate here because we are referring to a general cup of tea. We are not specifying a particular cup of tea. [[6]]

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.