Choose the correct options to complete the sentences

1. I spend
   [a|an|the|] hour every week practicing playing the piano.

2. [A|An|The|] Sunday is my favourite day because we go to grandma and she bakes
   [a|an|the|]pancakes.

3. It's not really true to say that
   [a|an|the|] cats like milk. When I was
   [a|an|the|] child, I had
   [a|an|the|] cat. It was
   [a|an|the|] really nice fluffy kind cat. So,
   [a|an|the|] cat didn't like milk, he liked
   [a|an|the|] orange juice.

4. There are not a lot of people I know who can give me
   [a|an|the|] useful advice. But when I myself ask for
   [a|an|the|] piece of advice, I listen to it really carefully.

5. My dad is
   [a|an|the|] doctor. He has been practicing for
   [a|an|the|] ten years now. When he was
   [a|an|the|] young and inexperienced, he asked
   [a|an|the|] his colleagues for help very often. Now he is
   [a|an|the|] experienced and professional doctor and ready to help other doctors.

6. A: Jimmy, could you, please, go to
   [a|an|the|] supermarket nearby and buy
   [a|an|the|] vegetables: some potatoes and onions, some carrots and beetroot. Oh, and there is no
   [a|an|the|] cabbage left.

   B: Mum, if there aren't any veggies in [a|an|the|] supermarket, shall I go to [a|an|the|] one on the corner?

   A: Yes, darling, please.

7. I bought
   [a|an|the|] very nice jeans yesterday. I liked
   [a|an|the|] design and
   [a|an|the|] colour; but when I came home I found
   [a|an|the|] very big hole on
   [a|an|the|] back. In spite of loving
   [a|an|the|] jeans much I had to take them back to the shop.