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aes ee) eisure OVERVIEWY ve focabulary 1 ‘| bays, manths, dates [_) Beating Describing yourroutine | [LJ bensuase focus Present simple [__] vecsbatery 2 Leisure activities Language focus 2 IJ adverbs and expressions of frequency Skills Talking about work and leisure Case study Independent Fm Company © ifyou don't work, you can't play. 9 1B. Priestley (894-198), Elis witer . Discuss the things people might want from work. For example, Starting up Aa a large office nice colleagues © Work in pairs. Make three word partnerships in each box to find out what four people want from work. a high colleagues 2 friendly security long ~~ salary travel ‘opportunities helpful holidays job boss 3 company phone 4 fast facilities mobile facilities flexible promotion parking car sports hours ©)24 Now tisten and check the word partnerships they use, @ Match some word partnerships from Fuarcice R ta thair meanings 4 to 6. 4 alotofmoney high salary 2. alotof time away from work 3 g00d people to work with 4 the chance to go to different places on business 5 move quickly to a higher position at work 6 you can change the times when you start and finish work © what do you want from work? Use the word partnerships from Exercise B ‘and make a list. Work in pairs. Compare your lists and choose the five most important things. 2 Work and leisure © Putthe days ofthe week inorder Which days ae ‘the weekend’? Friday [] Monday [J saturday [] Tuesday Sunday Cl thursday LJ weanesaay © Write the months of the year under the correct seasons. June April January August December February May October March September November July Spring | ‘Summer Autumn, | Winter D Vocaintary fle page 160 @ complete these time phrases with in, at or on. Then write the phrases under the correct preposition. - night Asvossee Thursday Teveves June 2 the autumn 5.....-. the afternoon 8. . New Year 3 agth May 6....... Tuesday evening 9 ....... the weekend ino) cat (x3) on (x3) at night © Complete these sentences with in, at or on. 4 We havea lot of big orders .."... March. 2 The office closes for three days .. . New Year. 3 There Is an important meeting....... a5th June, 4 The CEO visits our branch... the summer, 5 We deliver large goods ... Monday afternoons. Work in pairs. When are you busy during the day, week and year? What are the quiet times? Ask your partner. A When are you busy 8 I'm very busy in the morning during the day? 8 What are the quiet times A Business is quiet in the for you? summer. A which daye are you busy 8 Tn always busy on Mondays during the week: © Write about yourself, your company or your school. © What are the buicy times? * What are the quiet times? * What moments in the year do you. particularly enjoy? Why? (ep esmrcret yom emritoe arcicie! cascuse trea questions, 4. What is a typical day in the life of the CEO of a big company? 2 What do CEOs do at weekends? Describing your routine © Look through the article. Can you find any of the ideas you discussed in Exercise A? Carlos Ghosn, Superstar Many people in Janan think Carlos Ghosn is a sunersar But Ghosn is. not a rock star ofa football player, hei the CEO and President of two of the world's biggest car makers: Renaut and Nissan. He is also on the ‘bond of Alcoa, Sony and IDM. Itc is one ofthe world's great business S leaders, He was born in Brazil but his parents are Lebanese, He speaks five languages fuenty and he knows some Japanese, too, He travels al the time because he works in Paris and in Tokyo. His Schedule is very toht: ho attonds meeting, visits plants and dealrchipe, and meets + intemational customers. When he has time, he also goes tocar shows. ‘Some people cal him'7/11’ because he often aries atthe office at 7 ‘’cockin the morning and sometimes fnishes at 11 p.m. He gets up carly every day and works over 70 hours a week. ut isnot al business for Ghosn. He does not work at weekends. He 18 makes time for his wife, Pita, and their four children. They spend time together and enjoy their hobbies. They lve in France, but his elder daughter, Carine, studies at Stanford University. es to cn @ Answer these questions. 1 Why do some people call Ghosn‘7/11"? 2 Why is Ghosn’s schedule busy? © Decide whether these statements are true or false. ‘4 Many people think Ghosn is Japanese. false 2 Ghosn speaks three foreign languages. 3 He lives in Europe. 4 He often travels between Europe and Asia. 5 He meste international customers at weekends. 6 He has four children. @ Ineach box, match the words that go together. 4 football a) leader 4 attend a) customers 2 business) maker 5 meet ) languages 3 car ©) player 6 spend meetings 7_ speak @) time @ Work in pairs. Tell your partner about your day and about your weekend. | get up 1 arrive at work/school at At weekends, | 2 Work and leisure | eee + We use the present simple to talk about habits and work routines. eee Ltravel overseas He autendls meetings Does hie nveet international customers? Yes, he does. / No, he doesn’t We don't drive to work. > page 119 © complete the article below about Giorgio Armani's working day. Use the verbs from the box. works sleeps has spends wakes stops walks travels goes Giorgio Arman “up at7 a.m. He -ssssese0.7 tothe gym and an hour there. He... breakfast “and then.........-5 to the office with his bodyguard, He has pasta anda salad for lunch and then he “for ten minutes, until 8 p.m. on design every two months —to the USA, Russia or ather parts of Europe, On his way home from the office, he often vesssen? fora drinkat Nobu. At weekends, he goes to his villa. © Complete this information about Masami Kimura. Use the correct form of the vverhs in brackets. 1'm Masami Kimura and Pm married with two children, Aiko and Katsuei. They ser eves G0) t0 an international school. My husband's name is Seito. He .., % .? (work) for a shipping company, and | e (work) for an international securities company. We. (live) in Tokyo, near Shinjuku. ...) (travel) to work by subway, but Seito.................° (drive) te work. We both ‘ ‘ (ike) sports and travelling, At the weekend, we (go) car camping. * (play) golf or we @ Write a paragraph like the one in Exercise B about yourself. (2 Work and teisure Leisure activities eres Adverbs and expressions of frequency @ Match these leisure activities tothe pictures. 2walking (| arunning [] 43 biking [ 4 swimming [| a) gd © Use words from the box to complete the leisure activities below. goingto playing watching listening to 1 9, gol 5 veeseenee tennis Breeton. TV . the cinema 3 cseseeeeee feStauramts football As Cbs . the gym @ Tatk about your leisure activities. Use the verbs in box 1 and the time phrases in box 2. 1 love running at the weekend. 1 like going ta the cinema on Friday night 1 love 2 atthe weekend like on Friday night quite like in the summer / winter don't like in August { December in the morning / afternoon / evening D Vocainutary file page 156 1+ We nse adverbs of frequency and expressions of frequency with the presetit simple ta say how often we do things; He often arrives atthe office at 7 o‘lock. Me sometimes firtshes at 11 pn. How often does he get up early? ‘He always gets up early. + Adverbs of frequency often go: + before the main verb: Karla sometimes works from home. 4 alter the werk to he: Fam always at work before 9.00 a. often never 0% sometimes usually always 100% + Expressions of frequency go atthe beginning or the end of sentence ‘Two nights a week, he works late at the office. Fework frm fo once a moth Space us 2 Work and leisure @ Were the words i brackets In the correct place in these seatences. usually 1 She’gets up early. (usually) 2 They start their frst meeting at 9 o'clock. (always) 3 We are late for meetings. (never) 4 Lam busy in the afternoon. (often) 5 The office closes at 3 p.m. (sometimes) © Complete the expressions of frequency below. Use words from the box. three then twice Sunday week time: 1 from 2 nowand @ Read these pairs of sentences. Cross out the incorrect words. 4 a) He reads the papers every day. b) He always /sometimes reads the papers. 2 a) We eat in the company cafeteria four ves a week, b) We usually /sometimes eat in the company cafeteria. 3 a)! work late once a month. b) | usually /sometimes work late. 4 a) The managers don't goto business dinners at the weekend. b) The managers never /sometimes go to business dinners at the weekend. 5 a) The company director travels on business twice a week. b) The company director always /often travels on business. -totime 3 oncea. 4 5 every amonth 6 imes a week © (222 Am interviewer asks people from different countries about their typical day, Listen and complete this chart. Rodolfo Isabel Sigrid (Mexican) (Swiss) (ustrian) 2 What do you do | check e-mail when you get to work? 2 Where da yr have lunch? 3 How often do you travel on business? © Workin pairs. Ask and answer the questions in Exercise D. @ Workin pairs. Ask and answer these questions. Add similar ones of your own, How often do you .. 1 play sports? 5 entertain at home? 2-use a mobile phone? 6 goon business trips? 3 drive to work / college / unwersity’ 7 go abroad on holiday? 4 gotoa gym/ fitness centre? 8 buya newspaper / magazine? bo [2 Work and teisure @ Match the questions (s-5) with the answers (ae). Talking about 4. What do you like best about your job? a) Usually about 6 o'clock. work and leisure 2 How many hours a week: do you work / study? 3 When do you finish work? 0 I play golf. 4 Do you meet your colleagues \ 4) | work flexible hours, which after work? is great. 5 What do you do in your free time? ) Between 30 and 35 hours. b) From time to time. We sometimes go for a meal. © Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions in Exercise A about yourself. @ $22 complete the conversation below. Use words from the box. Then Usten and check. keen enjoy really interested love Pat What do you do at the weekend? Tim I'm. KEE2...* on sport. | ....-+....? like karate and | > playing football. But 'm not really ..........‘in watching sport on TV. | don't ...° professional football matches, for example. © Work in pairs. Tell your partner how you feel about your work or studies. Use phrases from the Useful language box below. { enjoy having flexible hours. 1 don’t enjoy doing overtim { really like my boss / colleagues. | don’t like long meetings GS ark in patra: alt aird anorat quieting ab olt Whie: oa do Wiysicneetinne, Use phrases from the Useful language box. What do you do at the weekend? | usually visit friends. Useful language ‘Asking questions What do you do | inyour free time? at the weekend? 'm interested in We aren't interested in after work? } Iu the eventing? | How often do you ..? ! Do you like ..? Yes, | do. / No, I don't. | Expressing feelings Hike J love... I don’t tke... Ym keen on He isn't really keen on . I really enjoy .. She doesn’t enjoy... } }

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