Put the indefinite article where needed:

• I want a chair to be of the same color as that table. (I want a chair to be of the same color as that table.)
• Give me, please, a cup of tea.
• You know, he gave me a rose once.
• What do you do? – I’m a student yet.
• Such a nice day!
• Andrew wants to become a singer when he grows up.
• You’ve eaten only a piece of bread and some sugar in your coffee!
• He’s got a ticket to the theatre for her.
• She’s a bank accountant.
• What a lovely superhero in that film. Super-cat!
• I’d like to take a bus. I’m so scared of the metro!
• This is a hammer, and that is a hatchet.
• How can one repair a broken hammer?
• They’ve got a new poster. Do you like it?
• We were contemplating a beautiful dress. Where to get money from to buy it today?

Put the indefinite article “a” or “an” where needed:

• I am writing an article about these elephants. (I am writing an article about these elephants.)
• Do you want an ice cream?
• She says only a “hello” to me.
• We’ll be ready in an hour.
• He’s an ambitious student.
• No, I’d prefer to take a cup of coffee.
• Fred is working on an MBA.
• That was an extraordinary strange person!
• What an awesome face! Do it again, please!
• It’s a usual cat.
• The cat is a ubiquitous animal!
• This castle is in an unacceptable condition. Unacceptable!
• Do you know my friend? He’s a violinist.
• Mommy, I want a dog. Buy me a dog.
• Leyla is an FBI agent.
• I’m a new employee here. Could you, please, help me?
• They are a new team, but they do their best. Ask them.
• She’s a mother of two children; I don’t know anything more about her.
• What do you like a romantic or a police story?

Put the definite article or the zero article where needed:

• You’re the best student I’ve ever met. (You’re the best student I’ve ever met.)
• Open the door, please.
• The bear eats salmon.
• I’m in the room.
• Earth rotates around the Sun.
• He knew where was the umbrella you were looking for.
• The Moon is Earth’s satellite.
• Paris is the capital of France.
• I guess, you’re the one who is always right.
• Give me some water, please.
• Yes, I’d like some milk.
• Would you like wine with dinner?
• We’re learning English.
• One friend of mine speaks 15 languages.
• It’s Arabic, Swahili, English, French, and so many native dialects!
• Time is money.
• The Nile is a huge river.
• Have you ever been to the Philippines?
• Do they have some photos of the Great Canyon?