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Use ‘an’ or ‘a’ or ‘the’ as  required.

1.      Sheldon is ___ honest man.

2.     King Arthur was ___ just king.

3.     ____ lion let go of ___ mouse.

4.     I have fixed ___ appointment with ___ doctor.

5.     Will you take ___ picture of us?

6.    I broke ___ vase my brother brought.

7.     My mother has ___ polka-dotted umbrella.

8.     The team organised __ friendly match .

9.     We had __ mulberry tree in the garden.

10. ___ Eiffel Tower lights up at night.

11.   ___ huge building turned to dust due to __ earthquake.

12.  ___ famous band Beatles is coming to Texas tomorrow.

13.  Charles Babbage is considered as ___ father of computers.

14. __ famous poem Ode to a Nightingale is written by John Keats.

15.  __ Pacific Ocean is one of __ five oceans of __ world.

16. __ painter drew __ life-sized portrait of Mrs Mary Poppins.

17.  My son is ___ apple of my eye.

18. ___ history professor who taught us is retiring today.

19. ___ oranges I brought are very sour.

20.Sharon will take __ train from __ next stop.

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