Which article is used before a noun starting with a consonant sound?

• A
• An
• The
• None

Which article is used to refer to something specific or already known to the listener?

• A
• An
• The
• No article

Which articles would you use before a singular noun that is mentioned for the first time? (Two correct answers)

• A
• An
• The
• No article

Choose the correct sentence: I need ___ information about the project.

• a
• an
• the
• no article

Fill in the blank: Katya is reading ___ interesting book.

• a
• an
• the
• no article

Which article is used in this sentence? '___ sun rises in the east.'

• A
• An
• The
• No article

Select the correct article: 'We stayed at ____ hotel near the beach.'

• A
• An
• The
• None

Which article fits the sentence: 'Cecili has ____ hour before her flight.'?

• A
• An
• The
• None

The word 'an' is used before words that start with a vowel sound.

In English, 'a' and 'an' are known as definite articles.

You should use 'a' before words that begin with a vowel letter.

'The' can be used with both singular and plural nouns.

You use 'an' before the word 'hour' because it starts with a silent 'h'.

The article 'the' is not used with geographical names, such as 'the Nile'.

What article should be used in this sentence: 'Lorena is looking for ___ job.'

• A
• An
• The
• No article

Complete the sentence with the correct article: '___ moon shines brightly at night.'

• A
• An
• The
• No article

Choose the correct article for: 'She is ___ honest lady.'

• A
• An
• The
• No article

"I saw a eagle in the sky." Is this grammatically correct?

"She has an idea." Is this grammatically correct?

"I need a information about the event." Is this grammatically correct?