a) a doctor, and a patient came to you with his sleep problem asking for help

b) a mother, and you want your child to sleep well, explain him why sleep is so important

c) a student of medical university, and you give tips to your friend who has a sleep problem

1. Which advice in Ex.5 do you follow?

2. Which tips do you agree with?

3. Which tips do you disagree with?

4. Which tips can you add to the list?

5. Have you got your own formula of a sound sleep11?

We asked these people about their typical Saturday. Here's what they said:

I don't like getting up early at the weekends so I usually stay in bed late – sometimes until about 10.30 a.m.! I absolutely love having a big breakfast on Saturdays. I can't stand going to the gym or doing exercise but I sometimes go for a walk in the afternoon. I quite like meeting friends in the park or just lying on the grass and doing nothing. I'm not very keen on going out on Saturday evening. I stay in and chat on the phone and get a take-away pizza.

I really hate doing nothing so I get up early on Saturdays and start the day by checking my emails. I really like meeting friends and having breakfast in a cafe, so I catch a bus into town at about 9.00 a.m. After breakfast, my friends and I sometimes go to an art gallery in Hermitage. I'm quite keen on most kinds of art so I don't mind which gallery we go to but my friends really hate modern art that's why we often visit Hermitage but we don't lift on the top floor, where expressionists are exhibited. I do different things on Saturday evenings. I sometimes have dinner with friends or I stay in and watch TV.

Example: Konstantin likes getting up early on Saturdays.

1 ______ likes having a lot to eat for breakfast.

2 ______ doesn't usually have breakfast at home on Saturdays.

3 ______ doesn't like doing any sport or exercise.

4 ______ likes doing nothing in the park.

5 ______ likes going to art galleries.

6 ______ likes chatting on the phone on Saturday evenings.

7 ______ likes watching TV in the evening.

Vocabulary. Preferences.

1. What do they absolutely love doing?

2. What do they really hate doing?

3. Tell about your Saturdays using the words above and words from the vocabulary.

Exercise 10. Make short dialogs using the scheme:

Example.

A: I think you really hate listening to heavy metal.

B: No, you’re wrong. I absolutely love it, especially Rammstein early in the morning.

Exercise 10. How often..?

Exercise 11. Read these expressions, translate them, try to learn them by heart and complete your own dialogs using the same pattern.

Students B Role plays.

You are the receptionist at AIC computing. Answer the phone and ask for the caller’s name. Connect the caller to Louis.

Now you are Louis. Answer the phone. Say you don’t have time to talk. Ask the caller to call later.

You saw a job advert in the paper for the position of trainee manager. You’d like to apply for the job. Call the Human Resources Department and ask them to send you details. Give your name and address.

Answer the phone. Rashid is out of the office today. You don’t know when he’ll be back. Take a message for him. Take the caller’s mobile number.