Read the whole sentence, then choose the word or phrase that completes it.
Practice settings
Use an before a vowel sound (an apple, an hour) and a before a consonant sound (a dog, a cake).
Example 1Choose the right word.
The dog drags ____ blanket.
The dog drags a blanket.
blanket starts with a consonant sound, so it takes a.
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Two pages: the worksheet, then the answer key.
Choose the right word.
- The child picks ____ pumpkin. (an / a)
- Meg peels ____ orange. (a / an)
- The children watch ____ ant. (an / a)
- The chef baked ____ cake. (a / an)
- The keepers feed ____ elephant. (an / a)
- The player hits ____ ball. (a / an)
- Will Grandpa carry ____ towel? (an / a)
- The baker wears ____ apron. (an / a)
- The girl wrote ____ letter. (a / an)
- The frog ate ____ insect. (an / a)
- a
pumpkin starts with a consonant sound, so it takes a.
- an
orange starts with a vowel sound, so it takes an.
- an
ant starts with a vowel sound, so it takes an.
- a
cake starts with a consonant sound, so it takes a.
- an
elephant starts with a vowel sound, so it takes an.
- a
ball starts with a consonant sound, so it takes a.
- a
towel starts with a consonant sound, so it takes a.
- an
apron starts with a vowel sound, so it takes an.
- a
letter starts with a consonant sound, so it takes a.
- an
insect starts with a vowel sound, so it takes an.
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