Indefinite Articles in Greek grammar are crucial for learners to grasp. In Greek, the indefinite articles are equivalent to the English indefinite articles of “a” and “an”. However, they are expressed differently depending on the gender (masculine, feminine, neuter), the case (nominative, accusative, genitive, vocative) and the number (singular, plural) of the noun they accompany. There are three different indefinite articles in Greek corresponding to each gender: ένας for masculine, μία or μια for feminine, and ένα for neuter.
EXERCISE 1: Fill in the blank with the correct indefinite article in Greek
1. “*Ένας*” σκύλος (dog).
2. “*Μία*” γάτα (cat).
3. “*Ένα*” πουλί (bird).
4. “*Ενας*” λύκος (wolf).
5. “*Μία*” λίμνη (lake).
6. “*Ένας*” άνθρωπος (man).
7. “*Μία*” γυναίκα (woman).
8. “*Ένα*” παιδί (child).
9. “*Ένας*” οδηγός (driver).
10. “*Μία*” εικόνα (picture).
11. “*Ένα*” κτίριο (building).
12. “*Ενας*” επιστήμονας (scientist).
13. “*Μία*” ιδέα (idea).
14. “*Ένα*” παιχνίδι (game).
15. “*Ένας*” ποδοσφαιριστής (footballer).
EXERCISE 2: Fill in the blank with the correct indefinite article in Greek
1. “*Ένας*” αστυνομικός (policeman).
2. “*Μία*” δασκάλα (teacher).
3. “*Ένα*” ποτάμι (river).
4. “*Ένας*” μαθητής (student).
5. “*Μία*” φοιτήτρια (student).
6. “*Ένα*” βιβλίο (book).
7. “*Ένας*” καθηγητής (professor).
8. “*Μία*” ταινία (movie).
9. “*Ένα*” τραγούδι (song).
10. “*Ένας*” συγγραφέας (writer).
11. “*Μία*” κυρία (lady).
12. “*Ένα*” υπολογιστή (computer).
13. “*Ένας*” διευθυντής (director).
14. “*Μία*” πόλη (city).
15. “*Ένα*” αυτοκίνητο (car).
