Elementary Italian I Indefinite Articles

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Elementary Italian I Indefinite Articles - Quiz

This quiz focuses on the use of indefinite articles in Italian, testing knowledge with examples like 'gatto', 'lago', 'zio', and others.

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15. ____ isola

The word "un'" is the correct answer because it is the contraction of the word "una" before a word starting with a vowel. In this case, "isola" starts with the vowel "i," so the correct way to say "a/island" in Italian is "un'isola."

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