Activity Verbs
Complete: “What are you doing?” “I’m ______ a movie.”
watching
What activity means watching a story on a screen, usually for about two hours?
Watching a movie
a picnic / Let's / on Friday / have
Let’s have a picnic on Friday.
Complete with at, on, or in: “Let’s go out ______ Saturday morning.”
On
Choose the correct response: “Let’s go bowling!” “Sure, sound / sounds great!”
Sounds
Complete: “My friends want to play football, but I really want to ______ a picnic.”
Have
What activity means eating a meal outdoors, often in a park?
Having a picnic
swimming / could / on Saturday / We / go
We could go swimming on Saturday.
Complete with at, on, or in: “How about going cycling ______ twelve o’clock?”
At
Complete with two words meaning “leave home for a social activity”: “Do you want to ______ ______ tomorrow?”
Go out
Complete: “It’s too cold to go out. I don’t want to ______ hiking.”
Go
What activity means walking a long distance in the countryside or mountains?
Going hiking
go / Why / bowling / we / don't
Why don’t we go bowling?
Complete both gaps: “The badminton competition is ______ one ______ three o’clock.”
From; to
Complete: “Why don’t we stay ______ ______? We could play board games in the living room.”
At home
Choose the correct phrase: “We can go ice skating / play ice skating / have ice skating.”
Go ice skating
What activity involves rolling a heavy ball to knock down pins?
Going bowling
on Sunday / going / How / skateboarding / about
How about going skateboarding on Sunday?
Complete: “She will come to my house ______ four and five o’clock.”
Between
Complete with spend time or help around the house: “Dean likes to ______ playing board games.”
Spend time
Correct the mistake: “I think playing board games is more interesting than playing skating.”
I think playing board games is more interesting than going skating.
Which phrase means doing jobs at home, such as cleaning or washing dishes?
Helping around the house
help / but / around the house / Sorry / I have to
Sorry, but I have to help around the house.
Say “quarter to five” in numbers.
4:45
Someone says, “Let’s meet around four.” Does this mean exactly 4:00 or almost 4:00?
almost 4:00