I saw ___ movie last night. ___ movie was really scary.
a/the
an/a
the/a
an/the
I have ___ idea! Let’s go to the beach.
the
a
an
We went to ___ park yesterday. ___ park was full of people.
a / the
“A” is used before words like apple, orange, elephant.
True
False
She wears an uniform.
the word u here does not produce vowel sound. (like YOO-ni-formi)
I saw ___ cat in the garden. ___ cat was chasing a butterfly.
an / a
a / the
the / the
“An” is used before words that begin with a vowel sound.
False
True
They found ___ cat. ___ cat is very playful.
a / The
She wants to eat ___ orange.
an
the
a
I saw ___ dog on my way home. ___ dog was barking loudly.
a / the
Correct this sentence: I saw a owl on the tree. The owl was sleeping.
A owl = Incorrect (An owl = correct)
“The” is used when the noun is already known or mentioned.
True
False
I will stay for a hour.
an hour because h is silent, and the word "hour" produce vowel sound. (like our)
He needs a umbrella because it’s raining.
An umbrella = correct
They visited ___ museum. ___ museum had __ amazing dinosaur
a / the / an
She is reading ___ interesting book. ___ book is about space travel.
an/The
We use “a” or “an” to talk about something for the first time.
True
False
He needs ___ umbrella. It’s raining.
an
She found ___ insect in her bag. ___ insect was very small.
an / The
He bought a book from one shop. A book was old.
A book was old >>> The book was old.
They met ___ new friend yesterday. ___ friend was very kind.
an/an
an/a
a/an
an/the
We need ___ doctor. Call ___ doctor now!
a / the
I want to watch ___ movie tonight. Do you know ___ good movie?
a/the
He saw ___ eagle flying in the sky.
an
"The” is used when something is mentioned for the first time.
True
False
Correct this sentence: My brother gave me an watch. The watch was expensive.
An watch = Incorrect (A watch= correct)
She is eating ___ apple.
an