Staying in Shape

Page 50. Look at the pictures. Name each activity. Write the letter on the line.
Swimming C
Dancing G
Running H
Playing socce F
Cooking dinner A
Lifting weights E
Sleeping B
Walking I
Doing aerobics D
Choose the correct response. Write the letter on the line.
a. almost never b. every weekend c. never d. every day e. once a week
1. Kate has ballet class on Mondays. She goes to ballet. Once a week.
2. The first thing I do in the morning is drink coffee. I drink coffee. Every day.
3. I play basketball, but not as much as I'd like to. Almost never play.
4. Anna's husband does all the cooking. Anna never cooks.
S. Jim and Dean always play golf on Saturday or Sunday. They play golf every weekend.

How often do you do these activities? Complete the chart.

Activity How often?
Eat in a restaurant almost never

Ride a bike never

Shop for clothes once a week

Shop for food every day

Watch TV sometimes
Clean your house once a week
Exercise every day
Answer the questions. Use your own words.

1. "What are you up to?"

YOU: I’m taking class.

2. "Are you in shape or out of shape?"

YOU: Yes, I’m. I’m fit.

3. "What are you crazy about?"

YOU: I’m crazy about baseball.

Page 51. Complete the sentences. Use have to or has to.

1. I have to go to class this morning. Do you have my textbook?

2. She can sleep late tomorrow. She doesn't have to work until 10:30.

3. My brother isn't healthy. He has to exercise more.

4. They don't have to pick us up at the train station. We can take a taxi.

5. Pete has to buy a new digital camera. His old one isn't working work next Saturday?

6. "Do you have to work next Saturday?

7. We have to finish our report before the next sales meeting.

Write sentences. Use words from each box.
I
My parents
My teacher
My friend
My boss
My brother

Can can't
Has to
Don't have to
Have to
Doesn't have to

Work late on Friday. A play tennis this weekend.

Go to school.
Study English.
Go shopping this weekend.
Cook dinner tonight.
Sleep late tomorrow morning.

1. My brother doesn't have to study English.

2. I have to study English.
3. My parents doesn’t have to work late on Friday.
4. My teacher has to go to school.
5. My boss can play tennis this weekend.
Page 52. 8. Look at Paula's daily planner. Answer the questions about her schedule.

1. Can Paula go running Saturday morning at 9:00?

No, she can't. She has to study English.
2. What does Paula have to do on Sunday afternoon?
She is going to see a movie with Sara.
3. Does Paula have to work on Friday?
Yes, she does.
4. Why can't Paula do aerobics Sunday night at 7:30?
Because she is going to watch a movie.
5. Can Paula sleep late on Sunday morning?
No, she can`t.

Choose the correct response. Circle the letter.

1. "Why don't we go bike riding this weekend?"

b. Sounds good.

2. "I'd love to go dancing with you sometime."

a. When's good for you?

3. "When's good for you?"

b. How about Thursday?

4. "Saturday at noon is perfect."

C. Great to see you then.
12. Write sentences about your own activities.

1. I almost never do exercise.

2. I never cook.
3. I play basketball once a week.
4. I take a shower every day
5. I work every day.
13. Look at the responses. Complete the questions. Use the simple present tense.

1. A: How often does Jim play tennis?

B: Jim almost never plays tennis.
2. A: How often do you go walking?
B: I go walking every day.

A: When do you cook dinner?

B: I usually cook dinner at 7:00.

A: When do they go dancing?

B: They go dancing on Friday nights.

5. A: Where do you do aerobics?

B: We do aerobics at the gym.

6. A: Where does Kyle play soccer?

B: Kyle plays soccer at the athletic field.
Write sentences. Use the simple present tense or the present continuous.

1. Charlie/usually/play golf) on weekends

Charlie usually plays golf on weekends. 2. Adam/talk on the phone / right now

3. My stepbrother/hardly ever / clean the house

My stepbrother hardly ever clean the house.
4. We/go dancing/tonight
We go dancing tonight.
5. I/sleep late/tomorrow morning
I sleep late tomorrow morning.
6. Cindy/go swimming/twice a week
Cindy goes swimming twice a week.
7. Deanna/almost always / watch TV/ on weeknights
Deanna almost always watch TV on weekend.
8. They/work late / next Tuesday
They work late next Tuesday.