10. Nouns - Articles233) Fill in : a, an or the where necessary.1. ... The Grand Canyon is in Arizona.2. He visitedPyramids while he was inEgypt.3.Morpeth istown innorth ofEngland4. She lives incastle nearRiver Rhine.5. I went shopping atMacy's and boughtexpensive overcoat.6. They are going forwalk nearLondon Zoo inRegent's Park7. There iscinema inBridge Street calledOdeon8. Anna comes fromNetherlands but she lives inUSA now.9.Malta is inMediterranean.10.Victoria Coach Station is nearApollo theatre.11. When we went to Paris we sawEiffel Tower andLouvre.12. Smith's book shop is inHigh Street opposite Barclays Bank.Expressions with "Do"Expressions with "Make"one's best/worst, business with sb, a crossword, damage to, one's duty, an exercise, an appointment, an arrangement, the beds, a cake, certain, changes, coffee, a deal with sb, LAW​

1. The Grand Canyon is in Arizona.
2. He visited the Pyramids while he was in Egypt.
3. Morpeth is a town in the north of England.
4. She lives in a castle near the River Rhine.
5. I went shopping at Macy's and bought an expensive overcoat.
6. They are going for a walk near London Zoo in Regent's Park.
7. There is a cinema in Bridge Street called the Odeon.
8. Anna comes from the Netherlands but she lives in the USA now.
9. Malta is in the Mediterranean.
10. Victoria Coach Station is near the Apollo theatre.
11. When we went to Paris, we saw the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre.
12. Smith's book shop is in High Street, opposite Barclays Bank.

Here is the explanation for each sentence:

1. "The" is used before "Grand Canyon" because it refers to a specific place, the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
2. "The" is not needed before "Pyramids" because it is a general reference to the pyramids in Egypt.
3. "A" is used before "town" because it is a general reference to any town. "The" is used before "north of England" because it refers to a specific region.
4. "A" is used before "castle" because it refers to any castle. "The" is used before "River Rhine" because it refers to a specific river.
5. "An" is used before "expensive overcoat" because it refers to a specific item, an overcoat.
6. "A" is used before "walk" because it refers to any walk. "The" is used before "London Zoo" because it refers to a specific place. "In" is used before "Regent's Park" to show the location.
7. "A" is used before "cinema" because it refers to any cinema. "The" is used before "Bridge Street" because it refers to a specific street. "Called" is used to introduce the name of the cinema, "Odeon."
8. "The" is used before "Netherlands" because it refers to a specific country. "In" is used before "USA" to show the location.
9. "The" is not needed before "Malta" because it is a general reference to the country.
10. "The" is used before "Victoria Coach Station" because it refers to a specific place. "Near" is used to show the relation to the Apollo theatre.
11. "The" is used before "Eiffel Tower" because it refers to a specific monument. "The" is not needed before "Louvre" because it is a general reference to the museum.
12. "The" is used before "High Street" because it refers to a specific street. "Opposite" is used to show the relation to Barclays Bank.