Leisure, Health and Media: Basic English Vocabulary
How it works
In this topic area, you learn important English words and expressions related to leisure, health and media. These include activities such as ‹to play football›, terms for hobbies such as ‹reading› or ‹swimming›, media such as ‹newspaper›, ‹TV› or ‹internet›, as well as vocabulary about health such as ‹healthy›, ‹ill› or ‹medicine›. You should be able to use these words in the correct context. For example, ‹to go swimming› means going swimming, while ‹to watch TV› means watching television. Media terms such as ‹mobile phone› or ‹computer› are often used in everyday life. Simple sentences such as ‹I feel sick› or ‹She likes jogging› are also important.
Choose the answer that gives the appropriate English word or the correct expression for the described leisure activity, health situation, or media situation. Pay attention to the context so as not to confuse similar terms.
An example
Which English sentence fits: I like reading books? ‹I like reading books.› or ‹I am watching TV.›
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50 Exercises
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