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A woman named Sarah went on holiday to Marmaris, Turkey. While dining at a restaurant, she met a waiter named Can who asked her on a walk. They connected and spent every day together over the next two weeks. At the end of her holiday, they were sad to separate but Sarah promised to return after the summer. Can went to the airport with Sarah and saw a beautiful girl with luggage, possibly hinting at a happy reunion or continuation of their relationship.
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Articles exercise
- 1. Summer love
- 2. • Last year, ----- woman called Sarah went on holiday. • She went to ---- hotel ----- Marmaris. -----hotel was called ----- Moon Hotel. • On ---- first day of her holiday, she went to ----- beach.
- 3. • She sunbathed and she drank ----- big bottle of water. • In ---- evening, she decided to go to ------- restaurant for ---- dinner. • ---- restaurant was called --- Golden Lion. • She ate ----- delicious meal.
- 4. • There was only one waiter at the restaurant. ----- waiter’s name was Can. He told her that he came from ---- centre of Turkey. “I am ----- single and I don’t have ----- wife.” • Sarah blushed. “I’m ---- single too”, she said. • “Would you like to meet me for ---- walk and maybe ------ coffee later?”, Can asked.
- 5. • She agreed. They met at ---- midnight, under ----- palm tree near -------restaurant. • They talked about ---- life. They talked and walked for ----- long time. • “Look at ----- moon”, Can said. • “It’s ---- most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen,” Sarah sighed.
- 7. • “All my life, I have waited for --- love and ----happiness, but now it is leaving me,” Can said. • “I will come back after ---- summer”, Sarah promised.
- 8. • Can went to ---- airport with Sarah. After they said goodbye, he saw ---- plane had just landed. He waited in the airport, and soon he saw ---- beautiful girl with her --- luggage…….. Can you write the end of the story? What happened next? Be careful about articles!
Editor's Notes
- This presentation is for practicing articles. Read the story and students decide together if the spaces need an article (a/an/the) or not. Afterwards you can go through the explanations of why. Prepared by Katy Muench.
- A woman/a hotel/Marmaris/The hotel/The Moon hotel/the first day/the beach
- A big bottle/the evening/a restaurant/dinner/the restaurant/the golden lion/a delicious meal
- The waiter’s name/the centre/single/a wife/single/a walk/a coffee
- Midnight/a palm tree/the restaurant/life/a long time/the moon/the most
- The most/the world/a kiss/Marmaris/fortnight/the last
- love/happiness/the summer
- The airport/a plane/a beautiful girl/luggage