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‘A’ or ‘an’ is used only before a singular countable noun. ‘A’ is used before

a consonant sound and ‘an’ is used before a vowel sound word.

‘The’ is used before a particular person, place or thing.

A. Fill in the blanks with the articles.

1. I am honest person.

2. I visited Red fort last week.

3. There is ant in his shoes.

4. I must carry umbrella with me as it might rain.
5. I borrowed bag and book from him.

6. President of India Droupadi Murmu is from Tribal

community.
7. My friend has fish aquarium. fish

aquarium has colourful fishes.

8. I have useful tool to work on it.

B. Fill in the blanks with ‘a’, ‘an’ and ‘the’ wherever necessary.

My Grandma is old lady. She’s got house near river.

house has got beautiful garden. There are flowers and
tree in garden. tree is tall. It is mango

tree. Grandma has got dog too. dog is white but it has
got black tail. It is old dog but grandma loves it very much.

Let's Speak! Speaking Skills

Form pairs. Create a dialogue between an interviewer and a famous player.

One of you will act as a interviewer and the other as the player. Act the interview
in the class.

You may use the following questions.

What made you join the game?

Is it important to win a game or to play fairly?

What is the most important thing that a player should follow?
What do you do if you lose a game?

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