Put a/an ,the article in the spaces.

1 It weighs over hundred kilos.

2 I teach four days week.

3 We're going to a barbecue with Simpsons.

4 I wouldn't allow child of mine to be treated in that way.

5 It only took us week to drive to Greece.

6 I've always wanted to own car.

7 I've known him for year or so.

8 When I'm in London, I always go to theatre.

9 Less than three quarters of hour later, she was home.

10 All of the competitors completed the race, with just exception.

11 Can I drive you to , university? It's on my way.

12 The best way to learn musical instrument is to find enthusiastic teacher.

13 He lives near church on the hill

14 Somewhere in the distance, bell rang.

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1) It weighs over a hundred kilos.

2) I teach four days a week.

3) We're going to a barbecue with the Simpsons.

4) I wouldn't allow a child of mine to be treated in that way.

5) It only took us a week to drive to Greece.

6) I've always wanted to own a car.

7) I've known him for a year or so.

8) When I'm in London, I always go to the theatre.

9) Less than three quarters of an hour later, she was home.

10) All of the competitors completed the race, with just an exception.

11) Can I drive you to the universary? It's on my way.

12) The best way to learn a musical instrument is to find an enthusiastic teacher.

13) He lives near the church on the hill.

14) Somewhere in the distance, a bell rang.

Объяснение:

Почему an/a? (Объяснение внизу)

Артикль a используется перед словами, которые начинаются с согласного звука, а артикль an — с гласного. A book — слово начинается с согласного звука. An apple — слово начинается с гласного звука.

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More the may 18 eruption sent volcanic ash, steam, water, and debris to a height of 60,000 feet (18,288 meters), while the mountain lost 1,300 feet (396 meters) of altitude. fifty-seven people were killed or are still missing. usgs photograph taken on may 18, 1980, by robert krimmel.credit: robert krimmel, usgs

mount st. helens erupted on may 18, 1980. the volcano, located in southwestern washington, used to be a beautiful symmetrical cone about 9,600 feet (3,000 meters) above sea level. the eruption, which removed the upper 1,300 feet (396 meters) of the summit, left a horseshoe-shaped crater and a barren wasteland. today the land is healing, having recovered its natural beauty, but the landscape has been permanently altered.

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