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.
- film we watched last night was funny.
- He’s hurt; somebody call doctor.
- You can take seat anywhere you like.
- I don’t know answer to question six.
- bike I use for work has a flat tyre.
- Can I have orange, please?
- doctor who saw me yesterday was very kind.
- Can you bring me glass from the cupboard.
- I want to buy bike, but I haven’t chosen one yet.
- Did you find ring you lost yesterday?
