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1.3 LISTENING LANGUAGE PRACTICE Prepositions and nouns

1 Complete gaps 1–4 with the phrases from the box. There are three extra phrases. can you describe your can you do I want to know what are you what do you what's your what does your

Extract from Students' Book recording 1.28 Reporter: It's Friday afternoon and 1 ___ what people do at the weekend. Hello. 2 ___ name? Simon: Hi, I'm Simon. Reporter: 3 ___ typical weekend for our listeners? Simon: Sure. My weekends are usually busy with football. I run/walk a football club for children in my area. I work/coach the kids on Saturdays. It's really nice to watch them – they have a lot of fun and the exercise is good for them. Then on Sunday mornings, I play with my local team. It's the football season, so I also watch football on TV or on the Internet. I really love my weekends. Lena: My name's Lena. Reporter: Hello Lena. 4 ___ do at the weekend? Lena: Well, every weekend, I go to a different part of the city and take/make hundreds of photos. I photograph people, places and situations – anything that looks interesting or unusual. In the evening, I look at/watch the pictures on my computer and send/post the best ones on Facebook. A lot of people discuss/comment on the photos. It's really interesting. You can see them there.

2 Choose the correct verbs a–f in Exercise 1.

3 Complete the dialogue with the verbs in italics from Exercise 1. Paul: I 1 ___ in a restaurant, but in my free time, I 2 ___ a photography club. Stuart: Really? Paul: Yes. I 3 ___ a lot of photos of sports events. Do you want to 4 ___ them? Stuart: OK. Where are they? Paul: On the Internet. I 5 ___ the photos on my website. Here they are. Stuart: Very nice. Do people 6 ___ on them? Paul: No, they can't. Not on my website but there are some in the local newspaper. Stuart: Hey. I 7 ___ young children to play tennis. Can you put some photos of us in the newspaper? Paul: Of course. What time are the lessons?

REMEMBER THIS Some words have more than one meaning. Run A to move very fast, by moving your legs faster than when you walk, e.g. run a marathon, run to school B to organise or be in charge of an activity, business, organisation, or country, e.g. run a company Post A to send a letter, package, etc. by post, e.g. post a birthday card to your aunt B to put a message or computer document on the Internet so that other people can see it, e.g. post a comment on Facebook

4 Read REMEMBER THIS. Decide if the underlined word has meaning A or B. 1 Can you post this letter for me, please? ___ 2 My teacher wants me to run the school chess club. ___ 3 I run two kilometres every day before school. ___ 4 Can you show me how to post a video on YouTube? ___

WORD STORE 1D Prepositions and nouns 5 Complete the dialogue with the correct prepositions in, on or at. Ray: Hi Emily, do you want to go for a coffee? Emily: No, thanks. It's Saturday. I play sports 1 ___ Saturday. Ray: Do you do a lot of exercise? Emily: Well, 2 ___ a typical weekday, I run before I go to school. Ray: Even 3 ___ Monday mornings? Emily: Yes, every day. 4 ___ the weekend, I play tennis 5 ___ the afternoon. Ray: I know why you don't run 6 ___ Saturday or Sunday morning. You're the same as me. You sleep a lot and eat breakfast 7 ___ noon 8 ___ the weekend. Emily: No, I eat breakfast at 8 o'clock 9 ___ the morning but I go for a walk after that. Ray: Oh wow! Do you run 10 ___ night too? Emily: Not often! I sometimes run 11 ___ the evening, but only in the summer when it's light and warm. What about you? Do you run? Ray: Sometimes 12 ___ midnight when Mum and Dad phone me and say 'It's late! Come home, now!' I don't really like sport. I like making videos. I post them 13 ___ the Internet. You know. 14 ___ video sharing sites. Emily: I know. I don't watch videos online but I know some people like them. I sometimes watch films 15 ___ TV but not often. I just prefer doing exercise. It's great. Run with me later. Ray: Let's run now, to the pizza restaurant.