To materialize somehow or hung the outskirts of a crowd around _ ice-cream barrow.
Correct answer: B. an
- A. a
- B. an
- C. the
- D. no article
Explanation
"To materialize somehow or hang around an ice-cream barrow."Here's why:- "an" is the correct indefinite article to use before "ice-cream barrow" because it starts with a vowel sound ("i" sounds like a vowel).
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