definite article - the

[st.john nash]

Good morning, everyone.
I hope you enjoy your relaxing sunday morning.
Unfortunately, I still have to do the English exercise.

I have encountered the following problems in my exercise.
1) The weather in Britain is changeable.
my answers: The Britain weather is changeable.
because the weather is specific to a particular region, that's why I have to use "the" in my answer. Is it right?


When I would like to specify a particular object, but at the same time I also want to describe it, is the way below proper to manifest so?

A) The old machine which broke down is working now.

Is it a correct sentence?

 

[2006]

I have encountered the following problems in my exercise.

1) The weather in Britain is changeable. :tick:
my answers: Britain's weather is changeable. :tick:
(The) British weather is changeable. :tick:

When I would like to specify a particular object, but at the same time I also want to describe it, is the way below proper to manifest so?

A) The old machine which (had)(was) broken down is working now.

Is it a correct sentence? Your sentence is okay, but the above changed sentence is probably better.


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