Unit 3
What do you like doing
in your free time?
aim
practice expressing your leisure likes and dislikes with the correct degree of preference.
WARM UP
- What do you like doing in your free time?
- Is there something you detest doing in your free time?
- Do you enjoy spending your free time with others?
- Is there something you're interested in doing in your free time?
INTRO
Name something you do
Spin the wheel and use the word to describe something you do. Name an activity you do in your free time that's expensive, time-consuming, etc.
Activity 1
My hobbies
Talk about your hobbies and leisure likes and dislikes with different degrees of preference. Open a box and use the phrase to share a statement about your hobbies.
ACTIVITY 2
Put your reading skills into practice. Match speakers with different options.
READING
Practice identifying explicit information in a text
ACTIVITY 3
You work for the agency managing the art courses from the reading activity. One of the speakers didn't get into the course they wanted. What other course can you recommend for them? Use the information in the speaker's profile and suggest another course. Support your recommendation with the speaker's likes and dislikes, and experiences.
WRITING
Use explicit information. Use the text from the previous reading activity to complete this task.
ACTIVITY 4
What's the best course for me?
You want to take up a new hobby but you're uncertain about which one. You've decided to sign up for a time management program to help you find the best hobby for you. Fill out a form to register in the program and start looking for your next hobby.
ACTIVITY 5
What's the best course for Me?
You work as a personal counselor in a time-management program. You were assigned a new user who wants to start a new hobby. Read their profile and find suitable options for your client according to their likes and dislikes, and daily activities. Choose three different hobbies your client could take up and prepare a short presentation for your client. Say which hobbies would be suitable for them and why. Support your arguments with your client's information.
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Unit 3
What do you like doing
in your free time?
aim
practice expressing your leisure likes and dislikes with the correct degree of preference.
WARM UP
INTRO
Name something you do
Spin the wheel and use the word to describe something you do. Name an activity you do in your free time that's expensive, time-consuming, etc.
Activity 1
My hobbies
Talk about your hobbies and leisure likes and dislikes with different degrees of preference. Open a box and use the phrase to share a statement about your hobbies.
ACTIVITY 2
Put your reading skills into practice. Match speakers with different options.
READING
Practice identifying explicit information in a text
ACTIVITY 3
You work for the agency managing the art courses from the reading activity. One of the speakers didn't get into the course they wanted. What other course can you recommend for them? Use the information in the speaker's profile and suggest another course. Support your recommendation with the speaker's likes and dislikes, and experiences.
WRITING
Use explicit information. Use the text from the previous reading activity to complete this task.
ACTIVITY 4
What's the best course for me?
You want to take up a new hobby but you're uncertain about which one. You've decided to sign up for a time management program to help you find the best hobby for you. Fill out a form to register in the program and start looking for your next hobby.
ACTIVITY 5
What's the best course for Me?
You work as a personal counselor in a time-management program. You were assigned a new user who wants to start a new hobby. Read their profile and find suitable options for your client according to their likes and dislikes, and daily activities. Choose three different hobbies your client could take up and prepare a short presentation for your client. Say which hobbies would be suitable for them and why. Support your arguments with your client's information.