Look Ahead 16 At the Weekend

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David: Hello, I’m David.

Natalie: Hello, I’m Natalie.

Kevin: Hi, I’m Kevin.

David: Today, we’ll look what people do at the weekend… You stay at home or you get go out.

David: Kevin, What do you do at the weekend?

Kevin: Well, first I get up late.

David: Always?

Kevin: Yes, always. Every weekend I get up late. I always get up late. Saturday and Sunday I always get up late.

Natalie: What time you get up in the weekend?

Kevin: Twelve o’clock.

Natalie: Twelve o’clock!

David: That’s late.

Natalie: You don’t get up before 12 o’clock?

Kevin: Never, I always get up late.

David: So you get up late.

Kevin: Never before twelve.

David: Never before twelve. But then what do you do?

Kevin: Oh!  Different things. I sometimes go shopping. I sometimes go for a walk. I sometimes watch television.

MAP ADVERTISING

David: At Map Advertising, Rachel Hanson is doing an market research for magazine. The magazine is for young man and woman. Rachel Handson what they do at the weekend?

Rachel: Excuse me. Boy: yes? Rachel: Could I ask you some questions? Boy: Of course. Sit down. Rachel: I work for an advertising agency, and I’m doing some research. It’s for a new magazine for people like you. Boy: people like me? What you mean? Rachel: People between eighteen and twenty six years old. Boy: Oh! OK. Rachel: Right. What do you do at the weekend? Boy: Well, on Fridays my wife always goes to her exercise class. Then she visits friends. Rachel: Don’t you go out? Boy: Not on Fridays. I never go out on Fridays. I stay at home and watch television. Rachel: And on Saturdays? Boy: On Saturdays my wife and I always go sailing together. Rachel: Really? Boy: We love it. We never miss it, and then in the evening we go out. Rachel: Where to… Boy: A different places. We sometimes go some friends, we sometimes go to the cinema, or a restaurant. We always go out on Saturdays evening. Rachel: I see. And now Sunday. What happens on Sundays? Boy: Nothing special. We often go for a walk. And I always cook a big Sunday lunch. Rachel: How often do you do the cooking? Boy: Um…twice a week… three times a week. Rachel: Thank you very much… What’s your name? Boy: Robinson.

David: Kevin, How often do you go out?

Kevin: Three times a week.

David: Natalie?

Natalie: Twice a week. How often do you go out?

David: Once a week.

CINDERELLA

Cinderella: But I never go out. Woman: Cook the dinner. Cinderella: I always cook the dinner. How often do you cook the dinner? Woman: Wash the dishes. Cinderella: How often do you wash the dishes? I always wash the dishes. I always cook the dinner. I always wash the dishes. We never go out.

  

HOW OFTEN?

David: Natalie, how often do you go out on holiday?

Natalie: Once a year.

David: Kevin?

Kevin: About four times a year.

David: Four time a year?

Natalie: How often do you go out on holiday?

PC Hill: Probably twice a year: once in the winter, then again, a summer holiday.

Sherry McGonegle: I go on holiday about five or six times a year.

Chris Simpson: I try and go on holiday at least three times a year.

Christine Bahr: I take a vacation about once or twice a year.

Norman Stevens: I don’t very often go on holiday at all.

Natalie: How often do you eat in a restaurant?

Gene Abbott: I eat in a restaurant about twice a week.

Patsy Seddon: At least once or twice a week.

Mark Wheeler: Oh, we probably eat in a restaurant once a week.

Sherry McGonegle: How often do I eat in a restaurant? Once a month.

Always	Never	Sometimes	Once a day	Twice a week	Six time a year
How often.

David: I like to live in USA. Natalie, would you like to live in another country?

Natalie: I love too.


                                                   WORD BANK

Exercise class	Clase de gimnasia	Clean	Limpio
Go sailing	Navegar	Clothes	Ropa
Late	Tarde	Dishes	Platos
Early	Temprano	Not at all	En absoluto
Miss	Fallar/echar de menos/no hacer(algo)	Wash	Lavar
Never	Nunca	Happen	Ocurrir
Often	A menudo	Nothing special	Nada especial
At least	Por lo menos	Together	Juntos
Baseball	Béisbol	Quite a bit	Bastante
Activities	Actividades	Barbecue	Barbacoa
Crank up	Empezar	Dressed up	Vestido de algo/disfrazado
To garden	Trabajar en el jardín	Involved	Se basan/giran
Outside	Exterior/fuera	Point of view	Punto de vista
Rather than	Más que	Take it seriously	Tomar algo en serio
Teams	Equipos	Uniforms	Uniformes
Youngest	El más joven	Fall (American) Autumn (British)	Otoño