Imagine a museum dedicated to things people lose. The exhibits are small, the stories are enormous, and one display case contains a single sock.
Add a, an, the or no article (—) to each gap. You may use the same answer more than once.
Imagine (1) ______ museum dedicated entirely to things people lose.
At (2) ______ entrance, visitors receive (3) ______ tiny paper ticket.
On display is (4) ______ umbrella found on a bus in 1984.
(5) ______ umbrella is labelled “Probably Somebody’s”.
Next to it, there is (6) ______ exhibition of odd socks.
The curator says (7) ______ history is often written by kings, but everyday possessions tell their own stories.
“In this museum,” she says, “(8) ______ ordinary objects have extraordinary stories.”
Extra challenge: Compare I found a key with I found the key. Invent a situation where each is the natural choice.
