A, an or the – Exercise 4

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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.

  1. I can hear bird outside, but I can’t see it.
  2. Is office we looked at yesterday still empty?
  3. I can’t find ticket you gave me.
  4. They are looking for office to rent near their home.
  5. He doesn’t have phone, so he uses mine.
  6. My brother is cook.
  7. I washed cup you gave me for my birthday.
  8. Is there toilet near here?
  9. cook who made our dinner was very friendly.
  10. I can’t see dog that followed us home.