Make up sentences using the tables and translate them.

A.

I He She

leave(s) for

work college the university

at half past seven.

B.

It takes

him her them me Peter

ten minutes forty minutes half an hour an hour

to get

to college. to work. to Sadova Street. home. to the plant.

C.

How long does it take

you him her

to get

to school? to the university? to the town centre?

4. Weekend activities. Match the verbs to the corresponding words/phrases, then use them in the sentences of your own.

visit go have	a lie-in relatives clubbing
meet up do have	some exercises with friends some gardening

tidy up chat go

to people on line the house/the flat for a walk/run

READING AND speaking

5. Read the text paying attention to the active words and phrases.

My Working Day

The typical day in our family begins at six o’clock when my parents get up. My mother starts her morning with going to the kitchen and preparing breakfast for the whole family. My father runs in the park every morning. When he returns he takes a cold shower and shaves. Then he wakes me up (and it is not an easy task at all I must say). It is very difficult for me to get up at once as I am not an early riser. In the morning I usually do some morning exercises and take a cold shower. It takes me about twenty minutes to get ready for breakfast. We gather for breakfast at about seven o’clock. It consists of some porridge, a cup of tea or coffee, toast or bread with butter.

At ten minutes past seven I leave home for university. I live far from it so I usually catch a bus or taxi. It takes me forty minutes to get there. Classes start at eight o’clock sharp. I usually have three or four classes a day. I attend lectures or have practical classes. Sometimes I have lunch at the university canteen. After classes I often go to the library to prepare for my seminars. I come back home tired, have my dinner and have a short rest or go for a walk with my friends. Two times a week (usually it is on Tuesday and Thursday) I go to the swimming pool to keep myself fit.

In the evening when all the members of the family are at home we have supper. We inform news and share our impressions about the day that has passed. I seldom go out in the evening on week days as I am busy doing my homework. Sometimes I have to sit up late. But when my homework is ready I relax in front of the TV set watching my favourite programmes. I usually go to bed with a good book and read in bed before going to sleep.

Answer the questions.

1) When does the typical day begin in this family?

2) What do the members of the family do in the morning?

3) (At) what time does the narrator leave for university?

4) How does he get there?

5) How long does it take him to get to University?

6) At what time do his classes star?

7) What does he do when his classes are over?

8) What does he do in the evening?

7. Do these things normally happen in the morning, the afternoon or the evening? What time do you usually do these things? Find out about your partner. How similar are your daily routines?

ü you fall asleep ü you feel tired ü you get dressed ü you get into bed ü you get out of bed ü you have a bath

ü you set your alarm ü you switch off the alarm ü you turn off the light ü you get up ü you sit in front of a computer ü you come home

8. Fill in the gaps with the words given in the box:

wakes up	to the fields
goes to bed	has breakfast
the cows	a farmer
job	has lunch

Henry Jones, 50, is (1) ______. “It’s a tiring (2) _____,” he says, “but I like it a lot.”

Every day Henry (3) _____ at half past four in the morning and milks (4) _____. He finishes at about half past six. After that, he goes back to the farmhouse and (5) ______, then he feeds the animals. He (6) _____ at noon. At two o’clock, he goes (7) _____ and works there until five. In the evening, he milks the cows again then he goes back home and has a shower. He sometimes watches TV before he (8) _____.

Read the text below and complete it with the verbs in the box.