When and where you can use 'a' and 'an' and 'the' and 'some' in the sentence?
Here's the answer - When a word begins with a vowel sound then you can use 'an' and When the word begins with a consonant you can use 'a'.
Here are the some examples that helps you..
..... cigarette is made of ..... tobacco and ..... paper..
Ans: A,A,A.
....table has four legs.
Ans: A.
.... apple has a sweet taste.
Ans: An.
....good student is never late for .... class.
Ans: A,A.
Give me some ink to write .... letter.
Ans: A.
....fruits are very good to eat.
Ans: Some.
Do you take .... sugar in tea?
Ans: Some.
....birds can fly very high in .... sky.
Ans: Some,the.
He makes .... toys in .... evening.
Ans: Some,the.
She is .... M.A. in english literature.
Ans: an.
Please have .... more milk.
Ans: Some.
Copper is .... useful metal.
Ans: a.
He is .... youngest member of the family.
Ans: the.
I like .... music my music.
Ans: the
Manju is .... educated lady.
Ans: an.
Go and ask him for .... paper.
Ans: a.
The train is late by .... hour.
Ans: an.
They know nothing about .... earth.
Ans: the.
Nidhi is .... union leader.
Ans: a.
He returned after .... hour.
Ans: an.
Celyon is .... island.
Ans: an.
The world is .... happy place.
Ans: a.
Do you see .... blue sky.
Ans: the.
He is .... poor men.
Ans: a.
Man give me .... books this morning.
Ans: some.
He studies in .... night school.
Ans: a.
.... the music is very soft.
Ans: the.
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