решить задание по Английскому языку Insert а, an or the if necessary.

1 thunder and … lightning are caused by. .. electricity.

2 last time 1 saw you was in 2002.

3. We met last year.

4. Have you ever seen such terrible weather?

5. Is there bus to town where Browns live?

6. What terrible noise they are making next door.

7. What pity you didn't see film. It was most interesting.

8. Please do shut window; flies соmе in from garden in evening.

9. There is old tree in front of house, with very pretty flowers in spring.

10. Do you go to school? Do you go to school on hill?

11. They usually sel1 eggs bу dozen.

12. They made him secretary of club; they had already chosen chairman.

13. l went for walk after dinner.

14 people in photo, from left to right, are Тоm, Dick аnd Harry. Harry is standing

on left of Dick.

15. She always liked good conversation аnd соmраnу of interesting people.

16. There is very pleasant country round оur town.

17. I have nоt forgotten promise you made me last week.

18 water is very 11ard in our part of country.

19. Не does nоt like to take advice, еvеn advice of clever people.

20. Tom's family could not afford to give him education.

1. Thunder and lightning are caused by electricity.
Explanation: "The" is not necessary before electricity, as it is a general statement about the cause of thunder and lightning.

2. Last time I saw you was in 2002.
Explanation: "The" is not necessary before last time, as it is a specific statement about a particular instance.

3. We met last year.
Explanation: No article is needed before last year, as it is a general statement about a time in the past.

4. Have you ever seen such terrible weather?
Explanation: No article is needed before weather, as it is a general noun referring to a phenomenon.

5. Is there a bus to the town where Browns live?
Explanation: "A" is needed before bus, as it refers to any bus that goes to the town. The use of "the" before town is correct as it refers to a specific town where the Browns live.

6. What a terrible noise they are making next door.
Explanation: "A" is needed before terrible noise, as it refers to any noise that is terrible.

7. What a pity you didn't see the film. It was the most interesting.
Explanation: "A" is needed before pity, as it refers to any pity. "The" is needed before film, as it refers to a specific film that was mentioned. "The" is needed before most interesting, as it is a superlative form.

8. Please do shut the window; flies come in from the garden in the evening.
Explanation: "The" is needed before window, as it refers to a specific window that needs to be shut. "The" is needed before garden, as it refers to a specific garden.

9. There is an old tree in front of the house, with very pretty flowers in spring.
Explanation: "An" is needed before old tree, as it refers to any old tree. "The" is needed before house, as it refers to a specific house.

10. Do you go to school? Do you go to school on the hill?
Explanation: No article is needed before school in the first sentence, as it is a general question. "The" is needed before hill, as it refers to a specific hill.

11. They usually sell eggs by the dozen.
Explanation: No article is needed before eggs or dozen, as they are general nouns used in a specific context.

12. They made him the secretary of the club; they had already chosen the chairman.
Explanation: "The" is needed before secretary, club, and chairman, as they refer to specific positions and organizations.

13. I went for a walk after dinner.
Explanation: "A" is needed before walk, as it refers to any walk.

14. The people in the photo, from left to right, are Tom, Dick, and Harry. Harry is standing on the left of Dick.
Explanation: "The" is needed before people and photo, as they refer to specific people and a specific photo.

15. She always liked good conversation and the company of interesting people.
Explanation: "The" is needed before company, as it refers to a specific type of company.

16. There is very pleasant country around our town.
Explanation: No article is needed before country, as it is a general noun used in a specific context.

17. I have not forgotten the promise you made me last week.
Explanation: "The" is needed before promise, as it refers to a specific promise.

18. The water is very hard in our part of the country.
Explanation: "The" is needed before water, as it refers to a specific type of water.

19. He does not like to take advice, even the advice of clever people.
Explanation: "The" is needed before advice, as it refers to a specific type of advice.

20. Tom's family could not afford to give him an education.
Explanation: "An" is needed before education, as it refers to any education.