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An Ideal Holiday
to play on the sands
to make / to build sandcastles
sandcastles with huge yellow walls
incoming tide
to watch the incoming tide destroy the sandcastles
to splash each other in the water
to shriek with excitement
to climb over the slippery rocks
to stare down at the fish and seaweed in the rock-pools
in the far-off days
to shine (shone, shone) constantly
to explore ruined houses
to climb trees that overhang the streams
the sound of waves breaking on the beach
to sunbathe
the feel of the sand running through one’s fingers
to look forward to sitting down to a good meal in the evening
to smell different smells
to see people wearing different kinds of clothes
to listen to different musical rhythms
to be used to smth.
to need one’s companions
to talk to one’s companions on warm moonlit nights
to make oneself seek on too many ices
An Ideal Holiday
to play on the sands
to make / to build sandcastles
sandcastles with huge yellow walls
incoming tide
to watch the incoming tide destroy the sandcastles
to splash each other in the water
to shriek with excitement
to climb over the slippery rocks
to stare down at the fish and seaweed in the rock-pools
in the far-off days
to shine (shone, shone) constantly
to explore ruined houses
to climb trees that overhang the streams
the sound of waves breaking on the beach
to sunbathe
the feel of the sand running through one’s fingers
to look forward to sitting down to a good meal in the evening
to smell different smells
to see people wearing different kinds of clothes
to listen to different musical rhythms
to be used to smth.
to need one’s companions
to talk to one’s companions on warm moonlit nights
to make oneself sick on too many ices
Leisure (1)
a leisure time occupation
a necessity
to be forced by the economic necessity
to gain a living
to be completely passive during one’s leisure hours
a place of entertainment
a scheme
full of eagerness
full of promise
carpentry
model engineering
a creative type of character
to send out a man with fresh spirits
to get full value from one’s leisure
to review
to achieve
satisfaction
to battle with problems of life
to contemplate nature
to recreate one’s own source of inspiration
to make one’s own mind a fuller and richer treasure house
to fill one’s mind with fresh springs of beauty
Leisure (1)
a leisure time occupation
a necessity
to be forced by the economic necessity
to gain a living
to be completely passive during one’s leisure hours
a place of entertainment
a scheme
full of eagerness
full of promise
carpentry
model engineering
a creative type of character
to send out a man with fresh spirits
to get full value from one’s leisure
to review
to achieve
satisfaction
to battle with problems of life
to contemplate nature
to recreate one’s own source of inspiration
to make one’s own mind a fuller and richer treasure house
to fill one’s mind with fresh springs of beauty
Leisure (2)
a fascinating time
the books of the favourite author that have been reread thousand times and are practically learnt by heart various ways of entertaining oneself
to admire a stamp collection
sport activities are said to be useful and seem to be in fashion
to make one sick and tire; to be / to feel sick and tired
an extreme
to spend days and nights watching TV
to watch TV each programme in succession
to be satisfied with one’s leisure
to become an obligation
(un)fortunately
to be eager to
to sponsor; a sponsor
a solution to a problem
to argue
to spend hours at the computer not noticing how the time passes
to lack time; you lack time
to play computer games; to try to find a solution to a game instead of studying
to doze off at the lessons
for some exceptions
to be cut off from the real world
to live a virtual life
due to mere ignorance
to interest smb.; to take some/any/no interest in smth.
there is little ground to worry
an eternity; the time seems an eternity
Leisure (2)
a fascinating time
the books of the favourite author that have been reread thousand times and are practically learnt by heart various ways of entertaining oneself
to admire a stamp collection
sport activities are said to be useful and seem to be in fashion
to make one sick and tire; to be / to feel sick and tired
an extreme
to spend days and nights watching TV
to watch TV each programme in succession
to be satisfied with one’s leisure
to become an obligation
(un)fortunately
to be eager to
to sponsor; a sponsor; a solution to a problem
to argue
to spend hours at the computer not noticing how the time passes
to lack time; you lack time
to play computer games; to try to find a solution to a game instead of studying
to doze off at the lessons
for some exceptions
to be cut off from the real world
to live a virtual life
due to mere ignorance
to interest smb.; to take some/any/no interest in smth.
there is little ground to worry
an eternity; the time seems an eternity
Leisure (1)
a leisure time occupation
a necessity
to be forced by the economic necessity
to gain a living
to be completely passive during one’s leisure hours
a place of entertainment
a scheme
full of eagerness
full of promise
carpentry
model engineering
a creative type of character
to send out a man with fresh spirits
to get full value from one’s leisure
to review
to achieve
satisfaction
to battle with problems of life
to contemplate nature
to recreate one’s own source of inspiration
to make one’s own mind a fuller and richer treasure house
to fill one’s mind with fresh springs of beauty
Leisure (2)
a fascinating time
the books of the favourite author that have been reread thousand times and are practically learnt by heart various ways of entertaining oneself
to admire a stamp collection
sport activities are said to be useful and seem to be in fashion
to make one sick and tire; to be / to feel sick and tired
an extreme
to spend days and nights watching TV
to watch TV each programme in succession
to be satisfied with one’s leisure
to become an obligation
(un)fortunately
to be eager to
to sponsor; a sponsor; a solution to a problem
to argue
to spend hours at the computer not noticing how the time passes
to lack time; you lack time
to play computer games; to try to find a solution to a game instead of studying
to doze off at the lessons
for some exceptions
to be cut off from the real world
to live a virtual life
due to mere ignorance
to interest smb.; to take some/any/no interest in smth.
there is little ground to worry
an eternity; the time seems an eternity
On leisure…
1. While we were playing on the sands, our cousins were splashing each other in the water shriek with excitement.
2. After we had climbed down from the trees that overhung the streams we sunbathed feeling the sand running through our fingers.
3. Before we climbed over the slippery rocks, we had explored the ruined houses on the beach
4. We had been building sandcastles with huge yellow walls, listening to the sound of waves breaking on the beach for 3 hours before our uncle came and invited us to a good meal in the evening.
5. We had been sitting in the trees that overhung the streams staring down at the fish and seaweed in the rock-pools for an hour when we saw the incoming tide destroy the sandcastles.
6. Contemplating nature helped me recreate my own source of inspiration and I painted a beautiful sunrise.
7. Go for a walk in the forest. It will fill your mind with fresh springs of beauty.
8. Visiting exhibitions, museums, art galleries, concerts makes one’s own mind a fuller and richer treasure house.
9. A creative type of character gets full value from his leisure.
10. Leisure should be a refreshment. Then it sends out a man with fresh spirits to battle with problems of life.
11. If your weekend is full of promise you are eager to begin on some scheme which you have been planning for a week and you will look back at it with satisfaction when you review what you have achieved in your leisure time..
On leisure…
1. While we were playing on the sands, our cousins were splashing each other in the water shriek with excitement.
2. After we had climbed down from the trees that overhung the streams we sunbathed feeling the sand running through our fingers.
3. Before we climbed over the slippery rocks, we had explored the ruined houses on the beach
4. We had been building sandcastles with huge yellow walls, listening to the sound of waves breaking on the beach for 3 hours before our uncle came and invited us to a good meal in the evening.
5. We had been sitting in the trees that overhung the streams staring down at the fish and seaweed in the rock-pools for an hour when we saw the incoming tide destroy the sandcastles.
6. Contemplating nature helped me recreate my own source of inspiration and I painted a beautiful sunrise.
7. Go for a walk in the forest. It will fill your mind with fresh springs of beauty.
8. Visiting exhibitions, museums, art galleries, concerts makes one’s own mind a fuller and richer treasure house.
9. A creative type of character gets full value from his leisure.
10. Leisure should be refreshment. Then it sends out a man with fresh spirits to battle with problems of life.
11. If your weekend is full of promise you are eager to begin on some scheme which you have been planning for a week and you will look back at it with satisfaction when you review what you have achieved in your leisure time.
Open the brackets.
1. While we (play) on the sands, our cousins (splash) each other in the water shrieking with excitement.
2. After we (climb) down from the trees that overhung the streams we (sunbathe) feeling the sand running through our fingers.
3. Before we (climb) over the slippery rocks, we (explore) the ruined houses on the beach
4. We (build) sandcastles with huge yellow walls, listening to the sound of waves breaking on the beach for 3 hours before our uncle (come) and (invite) us to a good meal in the evening.
5. We (sit) in the trees that (overhang) the streams staring down at the fish and seaweed in the rock-pools for an hour when we (see) the incoming tide destroy the sandcastles.
6. Contemplating nature helped me recreate my own source of inspiration and I (paint) a beautiful sunrise.
7. Go for a walk in the forest. It (fill) your mind with fresh springs of beauty.
8. Visiting exhibitions, museums, art galleries, concerts (make) one’s own mind a fuller and richer treasure house.
9. A creative type of character (get) full value from his leisure.
10. Leisure should (be) a refreshment. Then it (send) out a man with fresh spirits to (battle) with problems of life.
11. If your weekend (be) full of promise you (be) eager to begin on some scheme which you (plan) for a week and you will look back at it with satisfaction when you (review) what you (achieve) in your leisure time..
Open the brackets.
1. While we (play) on the sands, our cousins (splash) each other in the water shrieking with excitement.
2. After we (climb) down from the trees that overhung the streams we (sunbathe) feeling the sand running through our fingers.
3. Before we (climb) over the slippery rocks, we (explore) the ruined houses on the beach
4. We (build) sandcastles with huge yellow walls, listening to the sound of waves breaking on the beach for 3 hours before our uncle (come) and (invite) us to a good meal in the evening.
5. We (sit) in the trees that (overhang) the streams staring down at the fish and seaweed in the rock-pools for an hour when we (see) the incoming tide destroy the sandcastles.
6. Contemplating nature helped me recreate my own source of inspiration and I (paint) a beautiful sunrise.
7. Go for a walk in the forest. It (fill) your mind with fresh springs of beauty.
8. Visiting exhibitions, museums, art galleries, concerts (make) one’s own mind a fuller and richer treasure house.
9. A creative type of character (get) full value from his leisure.
10. Leisure should (be) a refreshment. Then it (send) out a man with fresh spirits to (battle) with problems of life.
11. If your weekend (be) full of promise you (be) eager to begin on some scheme which you (plan) for a week and you will look back at it with satisfaction when you (review) what you (achieve) in your leisure time..
Questions.
1. Why is leisure a fascinating time?
2. Do you have some books of your favourite author that have been reread thousand times and are practically learnt by heart?
3. What are various ways of entertaining suitable for you?
4. Have you ever collected stamps? Do you collect them now? Do you admire your stamp collection in your leisure time?
5. What are you sick and tired of?
6. What do you think of people who spend days and nights watching TV?
7. Can you watch TV each programme in succession?
8. Do you sometimes lack time? What do you usually lack time for?
9. Is it characteristic of you to spend hours at the computer not noticing how the time passes?
10. Is it interesting for you to live a virtual life?
11. When does time seem an eternity to you?
12. When does the time flash past for you?
Questions.
13. Why is leisure a fascinating time?
14. Do you have some books of your favourite author that have been reread thousand times and are practically learnt by heart?
15. What are various ways of entertaining suitable for you?
16. Have you ever collected stamps? Do you collect them now? Do you admire your stamp collection in your leisure time?
17. What are you sick and tired of?
18. What do you think of people who spend days and nights watching TV?
19. Can you watch TV each programme in succession?
20. Do you sometimes lack time? What do you usually lack time for?
21. Is it characteristic of you to spend hours at the computer not noticing how the time passes?
22. Is it interesting for you to live a virtual life?
23. When does time seem an eternity to you?
24. When does the time flash past for you?
Questions.
25. Why is leisure a fascinating time?
26. Do you have some books of your favourite author that have been reread thousand times and are practically learnt by heart?
27. What are various ways of entertaining suitable for you?
28. Have you ever collected stamps? Do you collect them now? Do you admire your stamp collection in your leisure time?
29. What are you sick and tired of?
30. What do you think of people who spend days and nights watching TV?
31. Can you watch TV each programme in succession?
32. Do you sometimes lack time? What do you usually lack time for?
33. Is it characteristic of you to spend hours at the computer not noticing how the time passes?
34. Is it interesting for you to live a virtual life?
35. When does time seem an eternity to you?
36. When does the time flash past for you?
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