Use a or an where required.
Use a or an to complete these proverbs.
Fill in the blanks using a, an and the in this passage.
This is a passage taken from the story, "How McGee Kept Christmas," by Katherine Paterson. McGee wants to avoid spending a lonely Christmas and so decides to bring home two orphans—a brother and a sister from a foster home and give them the best Christmas ever
Next morning, as McGee entered ______(1)_____ room, he found both _____(2)_____ boy and _____(3)_____ girl sitting in Miss Trainor's office on high chairs, their short legs dangling. "This is _____(4)_____ boy, Edgar and this is _____(5)_____ girl, Genevieve Laughton," Miss Trainor introduced them.
McGee knelt on _____(6)_____ floor. "Hi," he said gently not wanting to scare them.
"_____(7)_____ hell you say!" _____(8)_____ girl said, glaring at him. McGee stood up abruptly. "What did she say?" Miss Trainor went red in _____(9)_____ face.
"Genevieve, either you both go with _____(10)_____ kind gentleman, or you'll spend _____(11)_____ lonely Christmas at _____(12)_____ Foster Home."
Fill in the blanks with a, an or the. Cross out the blanks not required.
Read aloud and tick the correct option.
i. I have taken my lunch/bath. I have had my lunch/bath. | iii. I said her to leave. I told her to leave. |
ii. I have many works to do. I have much work to do. | iv. I started learning English since two years ago. I started learning English two years ago. |