Grammar worksheet focusing on the correct use of "a," "an," "the," and the absence of articles in English sentences.

1. A couple was sitting on a bench. The man was reading a book while the woman was knitting.
2. The cheetah is the fastest land animal.
3. What a nice view!
4. We went to the cinema and saw a very funny movie. We really had a good time!
5. You should take an umbrella, it's going to rain.
6. My father is a vet and my mum is a teacher.
7. I need a new pair of shoes.
8. What lovely shoes you have!
9. I am against vivisection.
10. She dislikes bananas.
11. The banana I ate this morning was ripe.
12. The dog is the pet she prefers; she thinks it is a faithful animal. Personally, I prefer cats.
13. How much luggage do they have?
14. He went to school by bike.
15. Put oil in the pan.
16. Go past the school and then it's on your right. You can't miss it!
17. They play tennis twice a week.
18. She has a shower every morning.
19. Ann and Rob met by chance on the train.
20. The boy who is sitting in the last row is my brother.
21. Will you pass me the salt, please?
22. The French are said to be presumptuous people.
23. They live in Belgium but they were born in the USA.
24. Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
25. We had a romantic dinner cruise on the Seine.
26. The Himalayas form the border between India and the rest of the Indian continent.
27. I want to know the truth.
28. Paul plays soccer better than he plays guitar.
29. Most boys are interested in cars.
30. I heard on the radio that there had been a terrible earthquake in California last night.