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LET'S UNDERSTAND! 📚
ASKING FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE WEEKEND AND VACATION ACTIVITIES
Pattern 1
Did you have a good.. ?
[ Did you have a good + (time expression) ? ]
- used to ask someone if they enjoyed their time; usually used to ask about days off or vacations
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Did you have a good weekend?
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Did you have a good winter break?
Examples:
Pattern 2
Did you go anywhere last.. ?
- used to ask someone if they went anywhere special during their free time
- can be used to ask what a person did during their free time
- "last" can be omitted depending on the time expression used
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Did you go anywhere last weekend?
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Did you go anywhere during the Golden Week?
Examples:
TALKING ABOUT THE WEEKEND AND VACATION ACTIVITIES
Pattern 3
I love + verb-ing
- used to express that you really like doing a certain activity
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I love traveling abroad because I enjoy learning about new cultures.
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I love eating Italian cuisine. Their dishes are tasty and healthy at the same time.
Examples:
Pattern 4
That sounds like a..
[ That sounds like a + (adjective) + (noun) ]
- used to express your impression of what you hear or what you are told
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That sounds like a fun weekend!
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Really? That sounds like a terrifying experience. Thank God you guys are safe.
Examples:
LET'S READ! 📖
TALKING ABOUT THE WEEKEND
Direction: Read the conversation below. Then, exchange roles with your mentor.
Situation:
Anna and Mike are back to work on Monday morning. They start talking about their weekends.
Mike
Anna
Yeah, I did. I went shopping and drank with some friends. And you?
Mike
Well, I was swamped with work last weekend, so I feel a little tired.
Anna
Really? Why?
Mike
Well, on Saturday, I worked out in the morning. Then I cleaned my room and ran errands for my mom all afternoon.
And then I walked the dog and did the laundry.
Anna
So what did you do on Sunday?
Mike
I prepared for my quarterly report all day.
Anna
No wonder you're still tired. Well, are you all set for your presentation later?
Mike
Not quite. I still need to do some final touches on some of the slides.
Anna
I'm sure you'll do well later. Break a leg!
Mike
Thanks a lot!
QUESTIONS
1. What did Anna do last weekend?
2. What did Mike do on Saturday afternoon?
LET'S PRACTICE! 📝
A. ASKING ABOUT SOMEONE'S PLANS
Instruction: Complete the statements using "Did you say you are going to.. ?" and "That sounds like a.." based on the pictures below.
Example:
Did you say you are going to go shopping this weekend?
That sounds like a fun plan.
Did you say you are going to next month?
That sounds like a/an vacation.
Did you say you are going to this weekend?
That sounds like a/an plan.
Did you say you are going to this weekend?
That sounds like a/an plan.
B. LISTENING FOR DIRECTIONS
Instruction: Listen to four people talk about what they did last summer. Complete the table below. Write or type down your answers while listening.
SPEAKER | SUMMER ACTIVITY | |
1. Andy |
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2. Gail |
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3. Patrick |
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4. Fran |
Morning, Anna. Did you have a good weekend?