Choose a, an or — (no article) to complete the sentences. Remember that a and an only refer to a single countable person or thing.
Need help? See the indefinite article (a/an) guide.
- local markets often sell fruit and vegetables from nearby farms.
- She spoke to European colleague about the project.
- They called locksmith after locking themselves out.
- unexpected delay meant we missed our connection.
- mice can cause serious problems in old buildings.
- She bought oven glove for the new kitchen.
- dentist examined the tooth that had been hurting him.
- fresh air usually helps me feel more awake.
- He found unopened package outside the front door.
- sports equipment can be expensive to replace.
