Unit 4
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Unit 4, Optimise B1 Exercises and Flashcards
These exercises focus on Unit 4, Optimise B1
Wordlist for Unit 4, Optimise B1
Word |
Definition |
Example |
hiking |
the activity of going for long walks in the countrysid |
We went hiking in the mountains and got lost! |
horse-riding |
the sport or activity of riding a horse |
Ryan went horse-riding and he fell off the horse five times! |
ice-skating |
moving across ice using ice skates |
I would love to try ice-skating but there isn't an ice rink where I live. |
rock-climbing |
the actvity of climbing large pieces of hard stone |
The hardest thing about rock-climbing is building up the strength in your fingers. |
sailing |
the sport or activity of using boats with sails |
My family goes sailing around the Mediterranean every summer. |
skiing |
moving over snow on skis |
The last time we went skiing, I broke my ankle! |
snowboarding |
the sport or pastime of sliding downhill on a snowboard |
To be good at snowboarding, you need to have good balance. |
sky-diving |
a sport in which a person jumps from an aircraft and falls for as long as possible before opening a parachute |
I don't think sky-diving is dangerous if you have training. |
call off |
cancel |
The school sports day has been called off because of bad weather. |
eat out |
eat in a restaurant |
Whenever we eat out, my little brother has pasta. |
get together |
meet |
Why don't we get together on Saturday and go to the cinema? |
go out |
leave home to meet friends, etc. |
Mum and Dad go out every Friday night with their friends. |
sleep in |
stay in bed in the morning |
I had a late night, so I slept in the next day. |
stay up |
not go to bed |
At the weekend, I stay up later than I do during the week. |
take up |
start doing something new regularly |
I'm thinking of taking up ice hockey. |
work out |
exercise |
Dan works out at the gym three times a week. |
have a go at doing (sth) |
to try to do something |
Why not have a go at a sport you've never tried before? |
spend time with (sb) |
to use time being with someone |
It's important to spend time with your friends. |
make time for (sb/sth) |
to make certain you have some time when you are not busy in order to do something you think you should do |
Jasmine's very busy at school, but she always makes time for playing video games! |
take a break from |
to interrupt or to stop something for a short period |
Why not take a break from your busy life and come to sunny Jamaica? |
have a good time |
to enjoy oneself greatly |
Did you have a good time at summer camp? |
have the day off |
to spend the day out of work |
Mum had the day off so she took us out for the day. |