1.

a / an
a (used before consonant sounds) an (used before vowel sounds)

Exception

a teddy bear / t / a bird / b / A. Right ( ) or wrong ( )?

an elephant an eye a uniform / ju: /

B. Write a or an:

1. ____ mug

1. a book ___

6. ____ globe

2. a fingerprint________

2. ____truck 3. ____ umbrella

7. ___ shopping bag

3. a ear _________

8. ___ house

4. an anchor __________

4. ____ eraser

9. ___ rabbit 10. ___ ambulance

5. an couch ________

5. ____ chair

2. Some / Any Some =

indefinite pronoun used in affirmative statements

Any =

indefinite pronoun used in negative statements and in questions

There are some books in the bookshelf.

There is some milk in the carton.

There arent any numbers in the chart.

A. Write some or any: a. I have got _________ money. b. Have you got _______ money? c. Mary has got _____ orange juice in her glass. d. I dont have ___ juice in my glass. e. He likes ____ olives in his salad. f. Joe has got ________ animals in his farm. g. Diego has got ______ very good songs in his computer. h. There are _______ interesting books in the library. i. There is ______ sugar in the coffee. j. The students have got ______ poor excuses for not doing the homework. k. The teacher has not got _______ bad students.

B. Rewrite these sentences in the Affirmative: Example: There isnt any milk in the cup. There is some milk in the cup. a. There arent any cats in my house. b. There isnt any beer in the glass. c. There arent any good programs on TV. d. There isnt any sugar in my coffee. e. There isnt any money in my pocket.