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