Put “a / an / the” in the correct position to complete the sentences. 1. Traditionally, Vietnamese prepare offerings to worship their ancestors.  . 2. Organising folk song club is one way...

Here are the sentences with "a / an / the" in the correct position: 1. Traditionally, Vietnamese prepare offerings to worship their ancestors. (no change) 2. Organising a folk song club is one way for us to keep our traditions alive. 3. We went to Nha Trang by plane. 4. Worshipping the Kitchen Gods is a long-time tradition of Vietnamese. 5. Our village festival is held on the 10th of March. 6. Don’t hit the bowl with your chopstick because this may bring bad luck to you. 7. It’s a good idea to hand bowls with both hands. 8. Remember to bring some food to the party tomorrow, Jane! 9. Did you put the vase next to the TV? 10. The offerings include a set of flowers and fruits, paper clothes, and three carps. Here are the corrected sentences: 1. They go to school five days a week. (Removed "the" before "school" as it's not necessary in this context.) 2. Viet Nam is a country of many religions and beliefs. (Added "a" before "country" to make the sentence grammatically correct.) 3. My son started playing baseball when he was ten. (Changed "to play the baseball" to "playing baseball", as "the" is not needed before "baseball", and "play" should be in the gerund form.) 4. How often is the festival celebrated? - Every year. (Added "the" before "festival" to make the sentence more specific and grammatically correct.) 5. There is an LG television in my room. (Added "an" before "LG" as "LG" starts with a vowel sound, making "an" the correct indefinite article to use.)