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1 On Saturdays I meet my friends for coffee. After
that/Then we go to the cinema./On Saturdays I
meet my friends for coffee before we go to the
cinema.
2 She has breakfast, then she leaves for school.
3 On Sundays we have a family dinner before/and
we watch a movie./On Sundays we have a fami
ly dinner. After that, we watch a movie.
4 I get up when the alarm clock rings.
5 She has a bath, then she gets dressed.
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A: Which is a perfect day for you?
B: Sunday.
A: What do you do in the morning? Etc.
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Sunday is a perfect day for me. In the morning,
I get up around 10:00 and I have breakfast. Then,
I take my dog, Flash, for a walk.
In the afternoon, I play computer games for an
hour.
In the evening, my parents and I always visit my
grandparents. I love Sundays.
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T: Is this text from a website, a magazine or a
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Ss: From a magazine.
T: How do you know?
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T: How do you think teenagers spend their free
time?
Ss: They watch TV, play video games and see their
friends.
T: How do you know?
Ss: This is what they do on TV programmes.
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most teenagers all over the world. They play com
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Teenage leisure activities in Britain: surfing the
net; playing on Playstations; listening to music,
watching TV
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Teenagers in Britain spend their free time surfing
the net and playing on their Playstations. They also
spend a lot of time listening to music and watch
ing TV.
T: Are these activities similar or different to the
way you spend your free time?
Ss: We spend our free time in the same way. We
dont go out much but we stay in surfing the
Net, listening to music and watching TV.
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In Russia, teenagers go to school every morning
on weekdays and come back in the afternoon.
They have dinner with their families and do their
homework in the evenings. They have to study
hard for school. In their free time, they usually
stay in the house, listening to music and watch
ing a lot of television. They love computers and
surf the net very often. They also play on their
Playstations, which are very popular among
teenagers.
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I lead a busy life. I usually wake up at 7.30 am.
I never have late nights. I always go to bed before
10 pm. When I go to school, I have a strict daily
routine. My dad drives me to school. Lessons start
at 8.30 am and finish at 2.30 pm. My brother
picks me up from school and takes me home.
Every Monday and Thursday, I have Spanish class
es after school so I get home at 6.00. In the
afternoons, I do my homework and I watch TV
for half an hour before I go to bed. At the week
ends, I go to the cinema with my friends or go
on short trips to the countryside with my parents.
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I usually wake up at 7.30 am. I never have late
nights. I always go to bed before 10 pm. When
I go to school, I have a strict daily routine. My
dad drives me to school. Lessons start at 8.30 am
and finish at 2.30 pm. My brother picks me up
from school and takes me home. Every Monday
and Thursday, I have Spanish classes after school
so I get home at 6.00. In the afternoons I do my
homework and I watch TV for half an hour before
I go to bed. At the weekends, I go to the cine
ma with my friends or I go on short trips to the
countryside with my parents.
My daily routine is very similar to Marina's. We
both wake up early in the morning for school.
We both finish school around 2.00 pm and we
both have other lessons after school twice a
week. We both watch TV for a while in the
evenings. I don't have dinner with my family in
the evenings because both my parents work late.
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Make an appointment: Are you free tomor
row?, When would you like to meet?, How
about 10 oclock in the morning?, Shall we say
12:30 at the train station?,How about Friday
night then?
Cancel an appointment: Im afraid I cant make
it to the cinema tonight, Well do it some other
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Make an appointment: Anna, John and Dave
Cancel an appointment: Mark
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Definitely Id love to
Im OK Fine
Thats a great idea Sounds great
Im sorry Oh no
Get better soon Hope you feel better soon
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A: Hello?
B: Hi Sue, its Ann. How are you?
A: Im fine, and you?
B: Im OK. Are you free tomorrow to help me buy
a new bag?
A: Yes, definitely. When would you like to meet?
B: Shall we say at 10.30 in the morning?
A: Ive got a school meeting until 11, so we can
meet after that.
B: Thats a great idea. How about 12 oclock at
the shopping centre then?
A: OK. See you there.
B: Thanks, Sue. Bye.
A: Hello?
B: Hi Dan, its Rob.
A: Hi Rob, how are you?
B: Im not that well, actually. Ive got a twisted ankle.
A: Oh, Im sorry to hear that.
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B: Im afraid I have to call off the day trip to the
lake tomorrow.
A: Dont worry about it, we can do it some other
time.
B: How about next weekend then?
A: That sounds great. Hope you get better soon.
B: Thanks, Dan.
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