Unit 14 Recreationreading

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WELCOME

TO OUR

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FIND OUT THE MEANINGFUL WORDS

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He is slow to understand what people say.

He is a

dull

dull

boy.

boy.

- dull (adj)

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[

dʌl

]

Đần, chậm

hiểu

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- pastime (n)

['pɑ:staim]

:

Trị tiêu, giải trí

His

pastime

pastime

is playing football.

is playing football.

He always plays football in his free time.

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- snooker (n)

['snu:kə]

['snu:kə]

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Billiard

Billiard

(21 balls)

(21 balls)

- pool (n)

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- dart (n)

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- dull (adj)

Đần, chậm

Đần, chậm

hiểu

- pastime (n)

Trị tiêu, giải trí

- snooker (n)

Billiard

(21 balls)

- pool (n)

Billiard

Billiard

(16 balls)

(16 balls)

- dart (n)

Phi tiêu

- bricklaying (n)

Xây gạch

- engrave (v)

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- dull

Đần, chậm

Đần, chậm

hiểu

- pastime

Trò tiêu, giải trí

Trị tiêu, giải trí

- snooker

Billiard

(21 balls)

- pool

Billiard

Billiard

(16 balls)

(16 balls)

- dart

Phi tiêu

- bricklaying

Xây gạch

- engrave

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Work in pairs.

Which of the following leisure activities do you think

British people often do in their spare time?

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2. reading books/ newspapers 2. reading books/ newspapers

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3. watching T.V 3. watching T.V

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4. playing sports 4. playing sports

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5. shopping 5. shopping

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6. singing 6. singing

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 7. meeting friends7. meeting friends

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 8. listening to music8. listening to music

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 9. watching sports9. watching sports

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 10. spending time outdoors10. spending time outdoors

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Work in pairs.

Which of the following leisure activities do you think

British people often do in their spare time?

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 2. reading books/ newspapers 2. reading books/ newspapers

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 3. watching T.V 3. watching T.V

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 4. playing sports 4. playing sports

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 5. shopping 5. shopping

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 6. singing 6. singing

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 7. meeting friends7. meeting friends

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 8. listening to music8. listening to music

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 9. watching sports9. watching sports

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 10. spending time outdoors10. spending time outdoors

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The words/phrases in italics in the

following sentences all appear in the

passage.

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1. The activities are home based. They are organized …
a. at home

b.outdoors

c. in the basement of the house

2. Television viewing is by far the most popular pastime. 
This means ….

a. people have to go very far to watch television

b. television viewing is much more popular than any 
other pastime

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b. there are many different courses to be taken
3. There are many different courses on offer. 
This means …

a. there are many different courses on television
c. there are many different courses that teach 
people to make offers

4. Besides watching television, people have 
other pursuits. This means …

b. besides watching television, people have to work 
c. besides watching television, people don’t enjoy 
doing anything else

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a. necessary conditions for being admitted to 
the course

5. Spectator sports are …

a. sports people take part in 
b. sports people often watch

c. beautiful sports

6. Entry qualifications are …

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1. The activities are home based. They are organized …
a. at home

b. outdoors

c. in the basement of the house

2. Television viewing is by far the most popular pastime.
This means ….

a. people have to go very far to watch television

b. television viewing is much more popular than any

other pastime

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b. there are many different courses to be taken
3. There are many different courses on offer. 
This means …

a. there are many different courses on television
c. there are many different courses that teach 
people to make offers

4. Besides watching television, people have 
other pursuits. This means …

b. besides watching television, people have to work 
c. besides watching television, people don’t enjoy 
doing anything else

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a. necessary conditions for being admitted to 
the course

5. Spectator sports are …

a. sports people take part in 
b. sports people often watch

c. beautiful sports

6. Entry qualifications are …

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Read the passage again and

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1. Recreation are hardly important to people.

2. Over 51 per cent of households have more

than four television sets.

3. The British like watching football and ruby

in the winter.

4. Snooker, pool and darts are popular with

both men and women.

5. Holiday course has been a new trend in

Britain.

6. People can take a course “Living with more

meaning” to improve their physical health.

True

True FalseFalse

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“All work and no play make Jack a dull boy”,
goes an English saying. Recreation and

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Paragraph 3

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Paragraph 3

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Paragraph 4

“In that last few years in Britain, a new trend

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Paragraph 4

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Work in pair.
Work in pair.

Make a conversation with the topic

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Guideline

A: Do you like ... in your free time?

B: ...

A: Who do you often ... ... with?

B: ...

A: Where do you ……… ..……?

B: ...

A: Is it ………?

B:

……

shopping

Yes, I do

go shopping

I often go shopping with my friends

go shopping

I often go shopping in the supermarket.

interesting

Yes, it is

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Unit 14 Recreationreading

<b>WELCOME </b>

<b>WELCOME </b>

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