Unit 9 Vocabulary: Free-Time Activities & Chores
English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 9: Let's Go Out · Lesson 9-1 · Term 2
Also known as: Free-time activities · Chores
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Lesson idea
Things we do for fun and chores we have to do around the house; making suggestions and giving excuses.
Key points
- Free-time activities = things you do for fun. Chores = things you have to do around the house (obligations).
- Suggestions: What should we do? / Let's… / Why don't we…? Obligation: I have to…
- come on = used to encourage someone; let down = disappoint someone.
Vocabulary
chore
obligation
do the laundry
mow the lawn
take out the garbage
dust
iron the clothes
babysit
go bowling
go for a drive
hang out
Lesson questions (12)
- Things you have to do around the house are ____.
Answer: chores - Washing clothes is ____.
Answer: doing the laundry - Cutting the grass in the garden is ____.
Answer: mowing the lawn - Taking care of a small child while the parents are out is ____.
Answer: babysitting - Which is a free-time activity, not a chore?
Answer: go bowling - Which is a chore?
Answer: iron the clothes - "What should we do this evening?" – "____ hang out at the mall?"
Answer: Why don't we - Why can't Josh go for a ride with Mike?
Answer: He has to clean his room. - What does Badr suggest?
Answer: hanging out at the mall - "____, Josh! Let's go for a ride. It's a beautiful day!"
Answer: Come on - I study hard because I don't want to ____ my parents. They believe in me.
Answer: let down - Why can't Yahya go cycling to the beach with Fahd?
Answer: He has to take care of his little brother.
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Questions about this lesson
What does chores mean?
Household jobs that must be done.
What are some examples of chores?
take out the garbage, wash dishes and clean the room.
What is the difference between chores and hobbies?
Chores are obligatory, and hobbies are activities we enjoy.
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