Learn to ask and answer questions about weekend activities using present simple and frequency adverbs like sometimes and often.
Dear Diary, I love the weekend! During the week I am very busy with school, but on Saturday and Sunday I have a lot of free time. This weekend was perfect. On Saturday morning, I met my friends at the park. We played basketball and talked about our plans. Sometimes we go to the movies, but this time we just stayed outside. In the afternoon, I went home and relaxed on the sofa with a book. I often read for an hour before dinner.
Sunday was quieter. I wasn't busy at all. I stayed in my room and listened to music. My friends called me and asked, "Do you want to come over?" So I went to their house. We played video games and ate snacks. I love weekends because I can relax and meet people. How often do you meet your friends on the weekend? I hope you have a great one too!
"With a partner, talk about your ideal weekend. Use present simple questions and frequency adverbs like 'sometimes' and 'often'. Ask about each other's habits and make plans together."
👉 1. Ask your partner: 'What do you do on weekends? Do you often relax or meet friends?'
👉 2. Answer using frequency adverbs: 'I sometimes ...' or 'I often ...'
👉 3. Discuss one activity you both like and plan to do together.
👉 4. Share your plan with the class: 'On Saturday, we often play soccer. We sometimes go to the park.'
Write about your weekend. Start with when and where. Then describe what you did. End with how you felt. Write 80-100 words.
Record a 45-second talk about your weekend. Begin by saying when and where, then describe what you did, and end with how you felt.
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