Choose a, an, some or any to complete the sentences. Remember that a and an refer to a single countable person or thing, while some and any refer to an unspecified number or amount, with the choice usually depending on whether the sentence is positive, negative or a question.
Need help? See the indefinite article (a/an) guide.
- She received honorary degree from the university.
- We don’t have juice in the fridge.
- He bought watch for his father’s birthday.
- They brought fresh flowers for the table.
- Is there ATM near the station?
- I have homework to finish before dinner.
- She doesn’t own car.
- Do you have questions about the homework?
- We need more chairs for the meeting.
- He found old photo in the drawer.
