Dear Anne; I like my weekends very much I get up at 10 o’clock and I usually go for a walk with my dog in the park On Sundays, I go shopping with my family at 11 o’clock and then I meet some friends We talk for a while and I come home by car We have lunch at half past twelve and then, I ride my bike My brother usually rides with me and we enjoy riding across the park together Spot, our dog, runs after us and we have a lot of fun together My parents and grandparents stay at home and they play cards or chess In the afternoon, we sometimes play football, read magazines or listen to music with some friends They often have tea with us and go home at seven o’clock Then, we have dinner and go to bed at 10 o’clock because we have school at eight a.m on Monday And you? What are your weekends like? Write me Lots of love! A Read the text carefully and then answer the following questions in the text What time does Candy get up at the weekends? Does she have a pet? How does she go home after school? What her grandparents at home? What you at the weekends? B True (T) or False (F)? On Sunday, she goes shopping Her brother likes riding through the park They have lunch at 12.30 In the afternoon she plays basketball She goes to bed at eleven o’clock C This is Stephen, my best friend Choose the best answer for each blank to complete the text Stephen and his family from Australia He fifteen years old His father, William a policeman and his mother, Ann is a teacher Stephen _three siblings: a sister, Julie, and twins brothers, Jack and Jim Stephen sports, especially water sports His favourite sport swimming but he also surfing and windsurfing with his friends on the beach every weekend Australia wonderful beaches with really big waves for surfing 1) a) are b) is c) am 2) a) am b) are c) is 3) a) is b) are c) am 4) a) has b) have c) is having 5) a) like b) likes c) liked 6) a) is b) are c) am 7) a) enjoy b) enjoys c) enjoying 8) a) have b) has c) is D Match the words with their definitions Then put them into the sentences below bite _ not wet promise _ use his teeth to hurt forehead _ not courageous barking _ one who is confined in a prison dry _ e false, an illusion trick _ f the area at the front of your head between your coward _ eyebrows and your hair prisoner _ g making the typical sound of a dog h give one’s word Look at the dog! It is _ I’m very afraid He is afraid of dark I think he is a _ The children played a _ on their teacher This coat will keep you _ in the rain She made a _ to her son to buy him a bike