"a" or "an"
Definite or Indefinite
Complete the sentence
Correct or Incorrect
Fix the sentence
100
The boy ate ___ apple.
What is "an"
100
I took a test yesterday.
What is indefinite.
100
Yesterday, we had ______ math test. (indefinite)
What is "a".
100
I went to the store yesterday before school. (indefinite)
What is incorrect.
100
I went to the store yesterday before school. (indefinite)
What is "I went to a store yesterday before school."
200
I took ___ test.
What is "a"
200
I went to the party Saturday.
What is definite.
200
Sally made ___ unusually, nice pie. (definite)
What is "the".
200
Sam added a apple to his lunch. (indefinite)
What is incorrect.
200
Sam added a apple to his lunch. (indefinite)
What is "Sam added an apple to his lunch."
300
On Sunday, we had ___ great outing.
What is "a"
300
I would like a banana.
What is indefinite.
300
I need to develop ___ original design. (indefinite)
What is "an".
300
Kelly drew the acute angle too small. (indefinite)
What is incorrect.
300
Kelly drew the acute angle too small. (indefinite)
What is "Kelly drew an acute angle too small."
400
The man was washing __ ugly car.
What is "an"
400
I want the cookie.
What is definite.
400
I would like ___ aromatic orange, please. (definite)
What is "the".
400
It is hard to teach an old dog new tricks. (indefinite)
What is correct.
400
It is hard to teach the old dog new tricks. (indefinite)
What is "It is hard to teach an old dog new tricks."
500
The man is paid ___ hourly wage.
What is "an"
500
I bought a new uniform.
What is indefinite.
500
He will wear ___ uniform. (indefinite)
What is "a".
500
I want to wear the orange dress to the party. (definite)
What is correct.
500
I want to wear the orange dress to the party. (indefinite)
What is "I want to wear an orange dress to the party."
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