The (a)   is used to clean the whiteboard.

We sit on a (a)   in the classroom.

I put my books in my (a)   before I go home.

A (a)   is used to write on book and it can be erased.

The teacher reads a (a)   about animals in the class.

We write with a (a)   on the whiteboard.

We use a (a)   to keep our pens and pencils.

There are many (a)   on the classroom wall.

The teacher uses a (a)   to show the time.

We put our hands on the (a)   when we sit on the chair.

The (a)   helps us to see the outside of the class.

We use (a)   to cut paper in the classroom.

We use a colorful (a)   to draw and color pictures.

There is a (a)   in every classroom for reading and studying.

The (a)   is used for sticking papers together.

A (a)   has a long neck and eats leaves from trees.

The (a)   is big, gray, and has large ears.

A (a)   has black and white stripes.

A (a)   roars and is known as the king of the jungle.

The (a)   is a big, slow animal with a shell and can live in the water.

A (a)   has a trunk and is the largest land animal.

(a)   live in the grass and have long bodies.

A (a)   is a flying mammal that sleeps upside down during the day.

A (a)   has a long tail and swings from tree to tree.

The (a)   has a black beak and feathers and is often found in the zoo.

A (a)   is a large animal that lives in the water and has sharp teeth.

A (a)   is known for its pink color and long legs.

The (a)   is a small, hopping animal with long ears.

A (a)   can fly and sings songs in the zoo.

The (a)   is a big, gray animal with a horn on its nose.

A (a)   is a reptile that can change its color.

We wear (a)   on our feet to protect them.

A (a)   is worn on the head to protect us from the sun.

In cold weather, we wear a (a)   to keep warm.

A (a)   is worn on the body and has sleeves and buttons.

We wear (a)   on our legs when we go outside.

(a)   are worn on our hands to keep them warm.

A (a)   is worn by girls or women, usually with a skirt.

A (a)   is worn in summer to stay cool.

We wear (a)   to sleep at night.

(a)   are worn on the feet inside shoes.

We wear a (a)   to keep our neck warm in winter.

(a)   are worn to cover our feet when we go out.

A (a)   is a type of clothing worn around the waist to hold pants or skirts.

A (a)   is worn over your clothes to keep them clean when cooking or painting.

A (a)   is worn when you want to swim.

A (a)   is a piece of girl clothing that covers the body from the waist down, usually worn by women.

We wear (a)   to protect our eyes from the sun.

(a)   a cat on the chair. (There is/There are)

(a)   two birds in the tree. (There is/There are)

(a)   a book on the table. (There is/There are)

(a)   many apples on the tree. (There is/There are)

(a)   a pencil in my bag. (There is/There are)

(a)   three chairs in the room. (There is/There are)

(a)   a dog in the garden. (There is/There are)

(a)   five students in the classroom. (There is/There are)

(a)   a picture on the wall. (There is/There are)

(a)   many cars in the parking lot. (There is/There are)

(a)   a toy on the floor. (There is/There are)

(a)   four books on the shelf. (There is/There are)

(a)   a window open in the classroom. (There is/There are)

(a)   two bananas on the table. (There is/There are)

(a)   a computer on the desk. (There is/There are)

(a)   many flowers in the garden. (There is/There are)

(a)   a bird flying in the sky. (There is/There are)

(a)   three cups on the kitchen counter. (There is/There are)

(a)   a tree in the park. (There is/There are)

(a)   two fish in the aquarium. (There is/There are)

I (a)   ice cream. (Like)

She (a)   to play basketball. (Not like)

They (a)   vegetables. (Not like)

He (a)   reading books. (Like)

We (a)   going to the park. (Like)

My brother (a)   milk. (Not like)

You (a)   to eat pizza. (Like)

I (a)   swimming in the pool. (Like)

Tom (a)   playing video games. (Like)

She (a)   going to school. (Not like)

We (a)   to listen to music. (Like)

My dog (a)   playing with toys. (Like)

He (a)   to eat broccoli. (Not like)

I (a)   playing soccer. (Like)

They (a)   eating apples. (Like)

You (a)   drawing pictures. (Like)

My sister (a)   to wake up early. (Not like)

I (a)   to watch cartoons. (Like)

They (a)   to do homework. (Not like)

He (a)   to wear hats. (Not like)

I have (a)   books in my bag. (many/much/some)

There is (a)   water in the bottle. (many/much/some)

We have (a)   friends in our class. (many/much/some)

How (a)   apples do you want? (many/much/some)

I have (a)   pencils in my pencil case. (a few/a little)

There is (a)   sugar in my tea.(a few/a little)

She has (a)   toys in her room. (a lot of/lots of)

Can I have (a)   juice, please? (many/much/some)

He has (a)   money in his wallet.(a few/a little)

We have (a)   time to finish the homework. (a lot of/lots of)

I see (a)   birds in the tree. (many/much/some)

There are (a)   oranges in the basket. (many/much/some)

They have (a)   homework to do. (a lot of/lots of)

I need (a)   help with my homework. (many/much/some)

There is (a)   rice in the bowl. (a few/a little)

How (a)   people are coming to the party? (many/much/some)

We don’t have (a)   chairs in the room. (many/much/some)

He drinks (a)   water every day. (many/much/some)

There are (a)   cookies on the table. (a lot of/lots of)

I have three (a)   (apple).

There is some (a)   (milk) in the glass.

We need (a)   (pen) for the test.

Can you give me (a)   (water)?

I have (a)   (book) in my bag.

There are (a)   (dog) in the park.

We don't have (a)   (rice) for dinner.

I see (a)   (bird) in the tree.

There is (a)   (salt) in the soup.

She has (a)   (flower) in her garden.

I don't like (a)   (coffee).

There are (a)   (car) on the road.

He doesn't have (a)   (homework) today.

I have (a)   (chair) in my room.

We need (a)   (sugar) for the cake.

There is (a)   (bread) on the table.

I see (a)   (cat) on the roof.

I need (a)   (paper) to write my notes.

He bought (a)   (ball) to play with.

There is (a)   (cheese) in the sandwich.