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Unit 7 Free Time

The document discusses free time and leisure activities. It includes sample questions about how people spend their free time, a sample task to describe a leisure activity, and questions about leisure activities. It also provides vocabulary about common outdoor and indoor leisure pursuits.
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Unit 7 Free Time

The document discusses free time and leisure activities. It includes sample questions about how people spend their free time, a sample task to describe a leisure activity, and questions about leisure activities. It also provides vocabulary about common outdoor and indoor leisure pursuits.
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UNIT 7 FREE TIME

Part 1 – sample questions

 How much free time do you have per week?


 How do you like to relax at the end of the day?
 What kinds of things do you enjoy doing at the weekends?
 Do you have any plans for next weekend?
 Do you prefer to spend your free time alone or with other people?
 Do you have enough free time to do all the things you enjoy?
 What would you do if you had more free time?

Part 2 – sample task card

Describe a leisure activity you like doing in your free time.

You should say:

 what kind of activity it is


 how often you do it
 what equipment you need to do it

and explain why you enjoy doing it.

Part 3 – sample questions

1. What kind of free-time activities are typical in your country?


2. Have there been any recent changes in the types of leisure activities that people
find popular?
3. Do you agree that it’s important for people of different ages to do leisure activities
together?
4. In your opinion, who is responsible for encouraging children to take up different
leisure pursuits?
5. Do you think people have less time for leisure activities now compared to the past?
6. Do you think that technology has changed the types of leisure activities we enjoy
these days?

Useful Vocabulary
Outdoor Leisure Activities

 to play / practise / do sport(s)


 to go rambling / hiking / trekking
 to go running/ jogging
 to go for a walk / stroll
 to go cycling
 to go fishing
 to go horse riding
 to go surfing / sailing
 to go rollerblading / iceskating / skateboarding
 to go canoeing / kayaking
 to go skiing / snowboarding
 to hang out / meet up with friends
 to eat out / go to restaurants or cafes

Indoor Leisure Activities

 to go to the gym / keep fit / do exercise


 do yoga / pilates / aerobics
 do martial arts (karate/judo/taekwondo)
 to go swimming
 to go to the cinema / theatre / shopping mall/centre
 to listen to music
 to watch TV / films
 to read books / novels / newspapers / magazines
 to play computer/video games
 to surf/browse the internet
 to play a musical instrument
 to sing in a choir
 to go dancing (ballet / tap / ballroom / hip-hop / freestyle / latin)
 to cook / bake
 to play board games / do puzzles
 to sew / knit

 to draw / paint / do crafts

Useful filler expressions


 I suppose / I guess...
 Let me think / see...
 Well, I would say…
 I’m not sure, but…
 You know what I mean
 You know, like...
 I don’t know/I'm not sure exactly, but…

Sample Answer
Do you agree that it’s important for people of different ages to do leisure activities together?

Um … well … I think in some cases it could be important for people of different ages to do
leisure activities together. For example, parents or even grandparents can enjoy doing fun
things with their children or grandchildren, like, you know, things that don’t require a lot of
physical ability such as playing games, reading or cooking. I guess that sometimes it is very
important for older people to do things with younger ones, especially more difficult skills that
need to be taught like … I don’t know … martial arts or playing a musical instrument.

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