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To spend - проводить
To go to the country – поехать в деревню
To skate – кататься на коньках
To ski – кататься на лыжах
To play chess – играть в шахматы
To go to bed – идти спать
To lay the table – накрыть стол
To go to the theatre, cinema – пойти в театр / кино
To travel by car – путешествовать на машине
To have an opportunity- иметь возможность
To enjoy - наслаждаться
To have spare time – иметь свободное время
To stay at home – остаться дома
To go for a walk – пойти на прогулку
To read books – читать книги
To watch TV – смотреть телевизор
To dance - танцевать
To sing - петь
To go in for sport – заниматься спортом
To camp – разбить лагерь
To gather berries and mushrooms – собирать ягоды и грибы
Leisure - досуг
The day off - выходной
Hobbies - хобби
Exercise 1. Are the statements true or false?
1. The difficulty sometimes is what leisure pattern to take up – there are such dozens to choose from.
2. Outdoor games, camping, hiking, jogging, bicycling, observing nature or just taking walks don’t help to keep in shape and build up an enjoyable blend of shared activities with friends. 3. Gardening isn’t a very popular occupation in the outdoors; quite a few of our acquaintances are involved in it.
4. Indoor activities include watching films of different kinds, experiencing theatre and concerts or browsing museums.
5. Rest implies absence of activity, or at least leisurely activity
Exercise 2. Complete the sentences from the text.
1. Staying in the indoors, one might prefer ….
2. Rest is ….
3. Leisure means ….
4. Sometimes leisure implies recreation ….
5. At our leisure time ….
Exercise 3. Fill in the gap.
1) My friend likes playing … chess. Не spends a lot …time … it.
2) We spent Sunday … the country. We went … there early … the morning and got back … town late … the evening.
3) We decided to ask our friends … dinner tomorrow. … dinner we are going … Central Park.
4) What are we having … dinner today?
5) I don’t want to go … the cinema tonight. My wife and I are going … a walk.
Exercise 4. Open the brackets using the necessary tense.
1) Yesterday (to be) my day off. I usually (to wake up) early on my day off, but sometimes I (not to get up) at once. I (to get up) at tight o’clock yesterday.
2) “When you (to have) breakfast yesterday?” “I (to have) breakfast at nine in the morning.”
3) We usually (to stay) in the country over the week-end, but the weather (to be) bad and we (not to go) to the country tomorrow.
4) “when you last (to go) to the theatre?” “Two weeks ago.”
5) I usually (to go) to bed at eleven o’clock. Yesterday my friends (to come) to see me, and I (to go) to bed at one in the morning.
Exercise 5. Tell your group mates about your leasure.
Тема: Мой родной город
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