[ Nouns and Their Forms ]
Choose the correct sentence using “a” or “an” with a singular noun.
A. He saw an elephant.
B. He saw a elephant.
C. He saw an elephants.
D. He saw a elephants.
Random Topics:
Identifying TensesWill vs Verb InfinitivesRegular Plural NounsModal and Compound NounsHow many / How much - Is there / Are thereBecause of & Inspite ofFuture Tense VocabularyVerb Tenses and AgreementConditional and SubjunctiveAdverbs of DegreeOther quiz:
Articles › ViewHe’s really keen on playing tennis. He likes to think of himself as … Sampras.
A. None
B. the
C. a
D. an
Grammar › View
The boys _____ talking in the canteen.
A. are
B. is
C. was
D. am
Idioms › ViewWhen it’s “fair and square” it’s ___.
a. unusual
b. confused
c. honest
Modal Verbs › View
Which transition is misused in this sentence: “She was tired; consequently, she decided to stay up late watching TV.”
A. Consequently
B. However
C. Therefore
D. Moreover