Indefinite article: a, an or some – Exercise 4

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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. I need key for this door.
  2. I found old photos in the attic.
  3. The journey took hour longer than usual.
  4. We bought bread on the way home.
  5. The quiz started with easy question.
  6. There were men waiting at the bus stop.
  7. She bought jacket for the trip.
  8. The website gave us useful information about the area.
  9. He bought phone charger at the airport.
  10. customer asked to speak to the manager.