Use the definite, indefinite article where necessary or
don’t use any article.
Mr Baker has ... family. He has ... wife and two children – ... son and ...
daughter. ... his wife is ... teacher. She is ... Spanish teacher. She works at
... school. She speaks ... Spanish language fluently. ... Mr Baker’s son is
13. He lives at ... home with ... parents. ... boy loves sports – skiing and
swimming. ... Mr Baker’s daughter is 18. She is ... student at... University.
She wants to be ... journalist. In ... summer she lives at ... home with ... her
parents. She gets ... job at ... hotel. She works as ... receptionist. She goes
to ... work by ... car. In ... morning she drives to ... hotel. She leaves ... car
outside ... hotel. She works from 8 o’clock in ... morning till 2 in ... afternoon. Then she has ... lunch at ... cafe and goes home. In ... evening she
sometimes goes to ... theatre or to ... cinema with ... friend. She likes ...
music and sometimes she goes to ... opera. Now ... Bakers want to have ...
holiday. They want to go to France. They love ... French food.
Mr Baker has a family. He has a wife and two children – a son and a
daughter. his wife is a teacher. She is a Spanish teacher. She works at school. She speaks a Spanish language fluently. Mr Baker’s son is
13. He lives at home with parents. The boy loves sports – skiing and
swimming. Mr Baker’s daughter is 18. She is a student at the University.
She wants to be a journalist. In the summer she lives at home with her
parents. She gets a job at the hotel. She works as a receptionist. She goes
to work by car. In the morning she drives to the hotel. She leaves the car
outside the hotel. She works from 8 o’clock in the morning till 2 in the afternoon. Then she has a lunch at the cafe and goes home. In the evening she
sometimes goes to the theatre or to the cinema with a friend. She likes
music and sometimes she goes to the opera. Now Bakers want to have a
holiday. They want to go to France. They love French food.