A or An

Worksheet Description

This worksheet engages students in the task of selecting the correct indefinite article, “a” or “an,” to complete various sentences. The first section consists of sentences with blanks where students must determine which article fits best based on the word that follows. In the second part, students fill in the appropriate article for pictures representing different objects, further reinforcing their understanding of the rule. The combination of text-based and visual exercises makes this worksheet versatile and effective in helping students grasp the concept. It’s designed to be both educational and enjoyable, allowing students to apply grammar rules in a variety of contexts.

This worksheet teaches students how to choose between “a” and “an” by focusing on the initial sound of the word that follows the article. Students learn that “a” precedes words starting with a consonant sound, while “an” comes before words beginning with a vowel sound. By filling in blanks and identifying the correct article for images, students actively practice and internalize this important grammar rule. The worksheet encourages students to pay close attention to pronunciation, which is crucial for mastering the use of articles in English. Through consistent practice, students build confidence in applying these rules to their writing and speech.