Question

• Indefinite Articles A/NA: we use A before words that begin with consonant, and AN before words that begin with vowels. [Remember: when a word begins with ‘h’ you must see if you can hear the sound of the ‘h’ (for example: hospital), or if the sound of ‘h’ is not heard (for example: hour).

1. There is ________green English book on the desk.

2. She's reading ________old comic.

3. They've got ________idea.


4. He is drinking ________cup of coffee.

5. The girl is ________pilot

6. Leipzig has ________airport.

7. This is ________expensive bike.

8. Look! There's _______bird flying.

9. My father is ________honest person.

10. My friend likes to be ________astronaut.

Answer 1

1. A
2. AN
3. AN
4. A
5. A
6. AN
7. AN
8. A
9. AN
10. AN