A
golden envelope fell through the letterbox. On the front it said,
‘You’ve won!’
‘Open
it!’ shouted Mum, Dalia and Ahmed. Dad opened it. They had won a
free holiday.
‘I
hope it’s to the seaside,’ said Dalia. ‘I can swim in the sea
and make sandcastles.’
‘No,
I hope it’s a camping holiday,’ said Dad. ‘I can sleep in a
tent and get lots of fresh air.’
‘No,
I’d like to go on a cruise,’ said Ahmed. ‘I can watch the
dolphins and eat lots of nice food.’
‘Well,
I’d like to go to a big city,’ said Mum. ‘I can go shopping and
go to the theatre.’
Then
they started to argue. They couldn’t decide.
‘Beach!’
‘Camping!’
‘Cruise!’
‘City!’
They
argued until it was dark. Then the phone rang. Dalia answered it.
‘Hello,
this is Lucky Holidays. You’ve won a holiday to sunny Alexandria.’
‘That’s
where my grandma lives.’
‘This
is Grandma!’
‘Oh
Grandma, you tricked us!’
‘You’re
all invited to spend your summer holiday with me.’
They
packed their suitcases and spent two fun weeks at Grandma’s.
Ahmed
got his nice food. Dad got his fresh air. Mum went shopping and Dalia
swam in the sea.
Everyone
was happy.
1.
What’s the word?
Write
the word under the pictures.
seaside
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swim
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sandcastle
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camping
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tent
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cruise
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dolphin
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city
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theatre
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argue
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pack
a suitcase
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happy
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seaside
2.
Match them up!
Watch
the story. Match the holidays and the activities.
sleep
in a tent
s
easide
go
shopping
swim
in the sea
camping
watch
the dolphins
go
to the theatre
cruise
get
lots of fresh air
make
sandcastles
big
city
eat
lots of nice food
3.
Fill it in!
Watch
the story. Write the missing words in the sentences.
a.
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‘I
hope it’s to the
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seaside
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said Dalia.
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b.
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‘No,
I hope it’s a
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holiday,’
said Dad.
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c.
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‘No,
I’d like to go on a
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said Ahmed.
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d.
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‘Well,
I’d like to go to a big
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said Mum.
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e.
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Then
they started to
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f.
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‘That’s
where my
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lives.’
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g.
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They
packed their
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h.
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Everyone
was
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