Unit 1 Vocabulary: Lifestyles & Habits
English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 1: Lifestyles · Lesson 1-1 · Term 1
Also known as: Lifestyles and habits
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Lesson idea
Talk about lifestyles, daily habits and routines, and how often people do things.
Key points
- be into something = like it very much: Arthur is really into fitness.
- an Internet addict = someone who can't stop using the Internet.
- a health food fanatic = someone who is extremely interested in healthy food.
- work out = do physical exercise (at the gym).
Vocabulary
Lesson questions (12)
- Arthur goes to the gym five times a week. He is really into ____.
Answer: fitness - Josh spends more than five hours a day online. He is an Internet ____.
Answer: addict - Refaa never eats meat; she eats only vegetables, fruit and grains. She is a ____.
Answer: vegetarian - John loves sudoku because it is ____ and makes him think hard.
Answer: challenging - Arthur ____ at the gym regularly to stay healthy.
Answer: works out - Don't ____ it at the gym on your first day, or your muscles will hurt.
Answer: overdo - Instead of coffee, my grandmother drinks ____ made from mint and chamomile.
Answer: herbal tea - John hates any type of ____ exercise like running or swimming.
Answer: physical - Sara can't stop texting; she often ____ with her friends until midnight.
Answer: chats online - I need to ____; my hair is too long.
Answer: get a haircut - Nora ____ most of her free time reading novels in the library.
Answer: spends - Ahmed is a football ____; he watches every match and knows all the players.
Answer: fanatic
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Questions about this lesson
What does lifestyle mean?
A person's way of life, that is, their daily habits of eating, sleeping and exercise.
What is the difference between fitness and diet?
Fitness is physical condition, which we build through exercise; diet is the way of eating that we follow.
What is the difference between a healthy and an unhealthy habit?
A healthy habit is one such as exercise and sleep early; an unhealthy habit is a harmful one such as eating junk food.
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