In the following sentences, use “the” or “a”. keep in mind that “a” refers to one unknown or unspecified person or thing. 1. she ran into house and shut door. 2. they are planning to buy house some day. 3. we have to feed dog and cat before we leave. 4. the boy has always wanted to have dog and cat. 5. this apartment has bedroom, living-room, and kitchen. 6. while he was in park, he man walking with dog. 7. everyone in neighborhood was sorry to see them move. 8. they moved to very quiet neighborhood. 9. refrigerator like theirs is very expensive. 10. he’s going to grocery store to buy loaf of bread. 11. moon is satellite of earth. 12. the drugstore hired new pharmacist. 13. leaves are already falling off trees and covering ground. 14. they live in very expensive home. 15. she has an appointment this week with doctor and dentist.
Kitten sitting in the rain, all wet, the vehicle, and I cried like a little baby. Hotels around someone threw it away. When we went outside, he ran up to us and sat down at his feet, he looked straight into the eyes. We felt sorry for him, and we took him to himself.
Однажды я с моей мамой ездили в Санкт-Петербург на каникулах. И произошла такая история:
Котенок сидел в дождь, весь мокрый, под машиной, и кричал как маленький ребенок. Около гостинницы кто-то выбросил. Когда мы вышли на улицу, он подбежал к нам и сел у ног, он смотрел прям в глаза. Нам стало его жалко, и мы забрали его себе.
2. What (are we / having) for dinner tonight?
3. She (has) two daughters.
4. I (am staying) in Spain for two weeks this summer.
5. He often (comes) over for dinner.
6. The class (begins) at nine every day.
7. What (are you / eating) at the moment?
8. What (is Susie / doing) tomorrow?
9. I (do not / work) on Sundays.
10. She (is not / studying) now, she (is watching) TV.
11. How often (do you / go) to restaurants?
12. I (am not / going) on holiday this summer.
13. I'm sorry, I (do not / understand).
14. She (is working) as a waitress for a month.
15. She (takes) a salsa dancing class every Tuesday.
16. It (is) cold here in winter.
17. Take your umbrella, it (is raining).
18. This cake (tastes) delicious.
19. The bag (belongs) to Jack.
20. When (are you / arriving) tonight?
1. I’ll call you when I (arrive) at my hotel.
2. He (will text) you as soon as he’s on the bus.
3. Let’s eat dinner when John (gets) here.
4. Julie (will be) late tomorrow evening, so I’ve booked a table at a
restaurant for 10pm.
5. As soon as I (am) able to, I’m going to get a new job.
6. Please wait here until the nurse (calls) you.
7. I (will get) up early tomorrow morning and finish the report then.
8. Before you (leave), please make sure you’ve locked the door.
9. She (will let) us know later, when she’s ready to leave.
10. I must clean the kitchen before my mother (gets) here.
11. I (will come) to meet you at the station next weekend.
12. I (will wait) until you’re finished – then we can go.
13. John will study until he (knows) all the answers.
14. She thinks that it (will rain) next weekend.
15. What do you want to do after the class (finishes)?
16. I think that the Democrats (will win) the next election.
17. Jenny will come here after she (finishes) work.
18. She’s going to look for a job as soon as she (arrives) in London.
19. I (will give) up smoking!
20. She (will send) me an email before she leaves the office later today.