Indefinite article: a, an or some – Exercise 2

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Choose a, an or some to complete the sentences. Remember that a and an refer to a single countable person or thing, while some refers to an unspecified number or amount.

Need help? See the indefinite article (a/an) guide.

  1. united team can achieve a lot together.
  2. We bought fresh tomatoes for the salad.
  3. She bought orange for her lunch.
  4. There are people waiting outside the building.
  5. artist painted the picture on the wall.
  6. He added sugar to his coffee.
  7. She bought blue backpack for school.
  8. We still have extra time before the train leaves.
  9. We asked neighbour to feed the cat while we were away.
  10. She ordered omelette for breakfast.