Grammar:

a, an, ,
Have
I you got a pen and an
haven’t
I’ve got a pen and an eraser.
eraser? Yes, ______.
eraser. I have
+ - ?
a – singular, countable noun
beginning with consonant sound

+ - ?
an – singular, countable noun
beginning with vowel sound
an apple an aunt

an umbrella a unit

an egg an uncle

an orange a unicorn

an anorak an earthquake

a badge an honest child

an hour an actor

a university a euro
There is ___ green English book on the desk.

I’ve got___ idea.

He’s drinking ___ cup of tea.

That girl is___ pilot

My father is ___ honest man.

My friend likes to be ___ astronaut.

airport.
Frankfurt has ___ big airport.
I’ve got pens but I
haven’t got pencils.

Have you got pencils?

+
– plural, countable noun

- ?
– plural, countable noun
They have ______ apples, but they don’t have
_______ bananas.
Thomas is reading ________ interesting books
Do you have ___________ coins for the bus?

I have ___ really good friends.

There aren’t___ supermarkets in my street.

Are there _____ eggs in the fridge?

There are ____ cats in the garden.

They don’t have______ children.

I’d like ________ orange, please.

Do you have ___________ pets?

He’s got _____dog and ______ mice.

Is there _____ opera house in your town?

I didn’t buy___ apples from the supermarket.

John has____ older brother and ____younger

sister.