Indefinite article: a, an or some – Exercise 3

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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. children were playing football in the park.
  2. She bought scarf for her mother.
  3. The newspaper interviewed FBI agent about the investigation.
  4. engineer came to inspect the bridge.
  5. We need cold water for the drinks.
  6. He bought ticket for the evening train.
  7. bus stopped outside the school.
  8. She cooked rice to go with the chicken.
  9. She found empty box under the bed.
  10. They bought new shoes for their son.