Choose a, an, the or — (no article) to complete the sentences. Practise choosing between the indefinite article, definite article and no article in a variety of contexts.
Need help? See the indefinite article (a/an) guide, definite article (the) guide and zero (no) article guide.
- We need electrician to fix lights in the kitchen.
- I went to cinema on Monday to see film you recommended. You were right, it was fantastic!
- I saw old friend from school yesterday. She’s now working as engineer for a big firm in London.
- She bought expensive coat in January sales and wore it to work next day.
- On our trip to Canada, we stayed in hotel near Rocky Mountains and took boat across Lake Louise.
- My brother has MBA and now works as manager.
- advice in this book is useful, but advice from friends can also help.
- I left keys you gave me in drawer by the front door.
- cars aren’t allowed in the park, so we left ours in car park nearby.
- I noticed mistake on bill, so I asked waiter to check it.
