Use the right article where necessary.(используйте правильную статью, где это необходимо).
tem's cabin"ed to be ene of my favonrite books. 2 as real mckeinzie, ian would never admit defeat. 3 this is a gift from certain mr evens. do you know him? 4. the name of mother teresa is famous all over the world. 5. she drove up to the house in lincoln. 6. huge white rolls-royce inevitably attracted everybody's attention. 7. old samuel was the patriarch of reeds family. 8. just look at him. isn't he true rembo? 9. i'd like to go to the picture gallery as i want to see new raphael with my own eyes. 10. there's somebad news poor kate is in hospital after a road accident.
- We use the possessive form (book's) to indicate that the cabin belongs to the book.
2. As a real McKenzie, Ian would never admit defeat.
- In this case, "real McKenzie" refers to a specific person, so we use the definite article "a" before "real McKenzie".
3. This is a gift from a certain Mr Evans. Do you know him?
- We use the indefinite article "a" before "certain Mr Evans" because it is not a specific or previously mentioned person.
4. The name of Mother Teresa is famous all over the world.
- We use the definite article "the" before "name" because it refers to a specific name.
5. She drove up to the house in a Lincoln.
- "Lincoln" is a type of car, so we use the indefinite article "a" before it.
6. The huge white Rolls-Royce inevitably attracted everybody's attention.
- We use the definite article "the" before "huge white Rolls-Royce" because it refers to a specific car.
7. Old Samuel was the patriarch of the Reed family.
- We use the definite article "the" before "Reed family" because it is a specific family.
8. Just look at him. Isn't he the true Rimbaud?
- We use the definite article "the" before "true Rimbaud" because it refers to a specific person.
9. I'd like to go to the picture gallery as I want to see the new Raphael with my own eyes.
- We use the definite article "the" before "picture gallery" because it refers to a specific gallery.
10. There's some bad news. Poor Kate is in the hospital after a road accident.
- In this case, we do not need to use an article before "poor Kate" because it is used as an adjective to describe Kate, not as a specific person.