Fill in the blanks with the correct articles "a" or "an" for each image.

Let’s go through each blank one by one. We need to choose between “A” and “An”.

Remember:
- Use “An” before words that start with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u).
- Use “A” before words that start with a consonant sound.

Now let’s check each word:

1. pot → starts with ‘p’ (consonant) → A pot
2. gun → starts with ‘g’ (consonant) → A gun
3. elf → starts with ‘e’ (vowel) → An elf
4. ant → starts with ‘a’ (vowel) → An ant
5. pan → starts with ‘p’ (consonant) → A pan
6. nose → starts with ‘n’ (consonant) → A nose
7. note → starts with ‘n’ (consonant) → A note
8. cup → starts with ‘c’ (consonant) → A cup
9. donut → starts with ‘d’ (consonant) → A donut
10. can → starts with ‘c’ (consonant) → A can
11. cap → starts with ‘c’ (consonant) → A cap
12. kite → starts with ‘k’ (consonant) → A kite

Wait — let me double-check #3 and #4 again because they’re vowels.

- “Elf” → /ɛ/ sound → yes, vowel → An elf ✔
- “Ant” → /æ/ sound → yes, vowel → An ant ✔

All others are consonants at the start.

Final Answer:
1. A
2. A
3. An
4. An
5. A
6. A
7. A
8. A
9. A
10. A
11. A
12. A