A case of mistaken identity

After a few minutes, the car stopped in front of
a large hotel. The driver who opened the door, and
said, ‘Please follow me.’ They went up in to a lift.
Then there was a long corridor with two or three
doors. Although it seemed strange so that the car hadn’t
taken her to her aunt’s house, Diana who wasn’t surprised.
Her aunt, who she was very rich, owned several large
hotels, which she often stayed in them. Diana supposed that her aunt felt
so much bored at home that she decided to stay there.
‘Please you wait here,’ said the driver, and
disappeared into a room at the end of the corridor.
There seemed to be a lot of people that in one of the
rooms. Then the driver, who he hadn’t been gone long,
came back at and asked Diana to follow him. They went
into a large room full of people, who all started clapping.
There was a poster that it said, ‘Diana Harris, Supermodel.’
‘Oh dear,’ said Diana, ‘I think so there’s been a mistake!’

This summer, i flew with my parents to rest in turkey in the ancient city of alanya. there i met a lot of foreigners, and they all spoke different languages ​​that i could not understand. we all the family lived in a hotel. it had a cool pool with warm water and a big, winding hill. and next to it is one very small and shallow, for toddlers. everywhere, wherever i look, large palm trees, fanciful cacti, banana, watermelon, melon plantations and thorns unfamiliar to me grew. the city itself was remembered by my ancient fortress walls, narrow winding streets, houses with tiled roofs emphasized the color of this old city. and walking along these streets and embankment, i imagined that now from the horizon there will be a ship with real, terrible pirates. who are sailing here to hide their looted treasures. the sun in turkey is hot, tender, and the mediterranean sea is salty, blue and immense, and beautiful, large waves are rolling on its shore. in it, when the heat subsided, i bathed and played a lot. in the evening turkey turned into a kaleidoscope of different lights. each hotel played a variety of turkish music, various performances were held for children and adults. and on these warm, romantic evenings, i walked with my father and mother along the embankment and listened to the sound of the sea and looked at the sunset. i really liked my summer and happy holidays in turkey.

III. Fill in the gaps with articles if required.

1. Mass media mould public opinion. [140]

2. Space travelling will change the life of man. [126]

3. England entered World War II after the invasion of Belgium by Hitler's armies. [131, 122]

4. The Shetland Islands are situated off Western Scotland. [122]

5. - England's longest rivers are the Severn and the Thames. [125]

6. Pubs have been part of the British scene since ancient times. The pub is more than just a drinking and eating house. It is a social centre and a focal point of the local community.