an bingo
false,
Bingo starts with a "b" sound. That is a consonant sound.
What article does orange use?
It uses "an" because the long "o" starts with a vowel sound.
I found ___________ on the floor.
1. a paper clip
2. an paper clip
3. a paper clips
1. a paper clip
"p" is a consonant and "paper clip" means 1 (singular).
I walked up an staircase.
I walked up a staircase.
"Staircase" starts with an "s" consonant sound.
a game
true,
Game starts with a "g" sound. That is a consonant sound.
What article does "rainbow" use?
It uses "a" because the "r" starts with a consonant sound.
___________ walked across the floor.
1. a anteater
2. a anteaters
3. an anteater
3. an anteater
"a" is a vowel sound and "anteater" means 1 (singular).
I saw infant crying.
I saw an infant crying.
"Infant" starts with a short "i" vowel sound.
a used fork
True,
The long "u" starts with a consonant"y" sound. That is a consonant sound.
What article does "plant" use?
It uses "a" because the "p" starts with a consonant sound.
There was ___________ in the library.
1. a grade one students
2. a grade one student
3. an grade one student
2. a grade one student
"g" is a consonant sound and "grade one student" means 1 (singular).
I went to buy an television (T.V.).
I went to buy a television.
"television" starts with a "t" consonant sound.
an movie
false
Movie starts with a "m" sound. That is a consonant sound.
What article does "hour" use?
It uses "an" because the "ow" sound starts with a vowel.
___________ dropped on my head.
1. an icicle
2. a icicle
3. an icicles
3. an icicle
Long "i" is a vowel sound and "icicle" means 1 (singular).
I grabbed a raincoat before I went outside.
This sentence is correct.
"Raincoat" starts with a "r" consonant sound.
a houses
false - this is a plural word
Plural words use "the".
What article does "unicorn" use?
It uses "a" because the long "u" starts with a "y" consonant sound.
I watched ___________ land on the runway.
1. a airplane
2. a airplanes
3. an airplane
3. an airplane
"a" is a vowel sound and "airplane" means 1 (singular).
A owl flew away when I walked past the tree.
An owl flew away when I walked past the tree.
"Owl" starts with an "ow" vowel sound.