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.
- university where my sister teaches has opened a new library.
- Does the apartment have balcony?
- I haven’t read report you sent me yesterday.
- She bought lamp for the bedroom.
- She wants to apply to university in Scotland.
- Have you returned book I lent you last month?
- We’re looking for cabin to rent for the weekend.
- I didn’t take umbrella with me.
- Did you lock gate in the back garden?
- cabin with the hot tub is already booked.
