Choose a, an or the to complete the sentences. Practise when to use the indefinite article to refer to something non-specific and the definite article to refer to something specific or identified.
Need help? See the indefinite article (a/an) guide and the definite article (the) guide.
- Could I speak to manager, please?
- My car is making a strange noise, so I need mechanic to look at it.
- We don’t have electrician on staff, so we’ll have to call someone.
- restaurant where we had dinner last night has closed.
- Do you have notebook I could borrow for a few minutes?
- mechanic who repaired my car called this morning.
- I couldn’t open attachment called “Invoice.pdf”.
- Is there pharmacy near here?
- They want to open restaurant near the river.
- backdoor key isn’t on the hook.
