Articles exercises in Swahili grammar largely deal with the nuanced application of the Swahili noun classes. Unlike English, which has a fixed “the” or “a,” Swahili articles are changeable, offering learners the challenge of adapting them according to the specific noun class of the linked word. The most common is the class-specific demonstrative article “hii” (this) and “hizo” (those). The ‘hii’ is used to represent something closer and ‘hizo’ for far things. Exercises often involve structuring sentences using these appropriate class-specific articles. For example, replacing the ‘*’ in ‘** mti uko nje’ with the correct article to create ‘Hii mti uko nje’. Accurate usage leads to properly contextualized conversations and vastly improved communication fluency in Swahili. To master Swahili articles, consistent practice is needed, applying them in varying sentences and scenarios. These grammar exercises play a significant part in transitioning from theoretical understanding to practical usage and command of the Swahili language.