Rejecting advice.

Asking for advice. Giving advice.

Exercises.

Leisure Time. Hobbies.

Unit VI.

I. Listen and repeat.

on off coffee volt or

odd ox orange loll bore

dog clock opera poll saw

gone loss horror polka order

fog moth porridge fork

lob want call more

lodge watch golf

log sorry sol

ford – fought dog – dock

cord – court log – lock

shored – short nod – not

four – fall – fought

saw – sword – sort

core – cord – court

bore – born – bought

1.Watch Dodd's dog.

2.What a swat.

3.Possibly not.

4.Lon's dog got lost.

5.Got wants an office – job.

6.It was not possible to stop Tom.

7.The tall boy saw the ball on the lawn.

8.We all saw the small ball in the hall.

9.More and more.

10.George was born on the fourth of August.

11.What's wrong?

12.Nothing is wrong.

II. Read and remember the following proverbs.

1. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

2. The busiest man finds the most leisure.

3. Pleasant hours fly fast.

4. Rest is good after the work is done.

5. Tastes differ.

III. Advice.

1.Could you give me some advice? 1. Personally, I would advice you to…

2. You may not agree with me, but it

2.What shall I do / buy? may be a good idea if you …

3. What would you do in my position? 3. You ought to … / you must

4. What would you do if you were me? 4. I think you should …

Accepting advice. 5. If I were you, I would …

1.That seems a good idea / advice. Thank you. 6. It would be a good idea to …

2.Right. I'll do that. 7. You'd better…

3.That's a good idea, thanks. 8. What about …

4.I think I'll try that. 9. It's high time to …

10. Why don't you …

1. That's not a good idea, I `m afraid.

2. I've already tried that.

3. I think that would be a mistake.

4. I'm afraid I can't.

IV. Illustrative Dialogues.

- You must go and see the new French film. It's brilliant.

- I'm afraid, I haven't got time this week.

- Could you give me some advice about sports?

- You may not agree with me, but if I were you I would take regular exercise. You are putting on weight.

- That’s a good idea. Thanks.

V. Make up your own dialogues.

VI. Read and translate the text.

Many of us have pets – dogs and cats. They are like members of our family. In England many years ago farmers displaced the same love for their horses. Some farmers even decorated their horses with flowers. Robbin, Dobbin and Hobbin were the names which farmers gave to their horses most often. The name Hobbin was changed into Hobby and became the word used for toy horses. And only many years later the word " hobby" began to be used in its modern meaning – " something that you do in your free time". Many people have different hobbies now.

VII. Sort out the hobbies and entertainment activities given below into the corresponding columns. Note that one and the same hobby can have several characteristics.

football cooking sailing skating riding

camping music skiing reading jogging

acting theatre – going collecting playing cards gardening watchingTV knitting painting chess windsurfing judo shooting visiting museums sewing

a) Educative b) Competitive c) Energetic d) Risk –taking

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