Look at the pictures and say, what we are going to talk about…

after me:

[a:] – gardening, dancing, pastime
[˄] – club, rugby, hunting, jumping, running
[o:] – horse riding, sport, drawing, walk
[o] – jogging, fond, hobby, popular
[i:] – reading, sleeping, keeping, free, keen
[i] – activity, fishing, knitting, interested
[ai] – time, like, bike, hiking, diving, riding
[ei] – playing, games, crazy, favourite

Tory
Drawing, collecting and singing and others
These are the hobbies of my brothers

– путешествие keep fit – держать себя в форме Используйте фразы:  I`m fond of… I`m interested in … I like ...

I like cooking.
2- He\She likes cooking.
Используйте фразы:  I`m fond of… I`m interested in … I like ...

the picture and say how you would spend your free time.

combinations (work in groups).

riding
collecting
watching
listening
doing
reading
keeping
playing
eating
a bike
to music
computer games
books
TV
pets
ice-cream
sports
stamps

give a mark. You may use the keys…

Riding a bike
Collecting stamps
Watching TV
Listening to music
Doing sports
Reading books
Keeping pets
Playing computer games
Eating ice-cream

work in the garden
to visit places
to bring things together

at the screen. You can see a man there. He is very famous. Do you know him? Who is he?

mean “увлекается”.

Bill Gates is a very busy man. But he likes doing a lot of things. First, he is keen on traveling. Second, he is interested in playing golf and discussing the latest news in computing. Then, he is crazy about flying a delta plane and he is fond of extreme sports. He is never bored with riding a snowboard

They are editors of an interesting Internet-magazine which is called “In-Touch”. I have their e-mail letter, but something is wrong with it. Read and correct it, please.

your school, friends, families and hobbies. Please write to us! We are inrtetesed in everything about you! We’ll never berod with your e-mails and letters.
Artyom and Olga

prefer photography. A lot of people like taking off old buildings: palaces, castles, churches and old houses of historical interest.
Gardening is one of the most popular hobbies, especially among older people. Gardening and cultivation of flowers, especially roses, is the most common hobby in England.
Television is the main leisure activity. Nearly every household in Britain has a television set, and most have video records too. People spend much time watching television.
The most popular forms of active leisure in Britain include walking, swimming, keeping fit and cycling. Football is the national sport in Britain. Rugby football, which is played with an oval ball, is also popular in Britain. Cricket is also associated with England.
Listening to music is also a popular pastime. Pop music is the most popular form of musical expression in Britain.
Other popular leisure activities include visits to the theatre or cinema. Britain has about 300 theatres, of which about 100 are in London. There are over 1,800 cinema screens in Britain.

or country house. Children swim and play at the dacha, while adults fish, swim, work in the garden, walk in the woods.
In autumn there are a lot of mushrooms in the woods and fields. Armed with baskets and buckets, people go to the countryside for the varieties of mushrooms.
Outdoor ice-skating has long been a national pastime in Russia for people of all ages. In winter frozen ponds or artificial rinks attract crowds of skaters. Fishing is one of the most popular pastimes of the Russian people. Hunting was traditionally one of the most popular hobbies in Russia. For Russians there is nothing healthier and better than native Russian food. Russians are very fond of drinking strong black tea at any time of the day. Now the samovars are run by electricity. A popular tradition in the Russian culture is the bathhouse or banya.
It involves steam, high heat, cold, and an invigorating beating with birch leaves and branches.

given below into the correct order.

--Hi, Tom! What are you going to do on Saturday?
--Hello, Mike! I think, I’ll stay at home reading a book.
--How about going to the theatre? A famous play “Romeo and Juliet” is on this Saturday.
--That’s great! But when a good play is on it almost impossible to get tickets.
--What time does it start?
--At seven, but let’s meet at 6.30
--Where shall we meet?
--See you outside the theatre near the booking office.
--O’K. See you later.
--Bye!