Units 3–4 on one page
Unit 3 was about free time. We go fishing, go camping and go skiing, we do gymnastics, judo and ballet, and we play chess, basketball and video games. If you are busy, you have to make time for your hobbies; if you are unemployed, you may have more time on your hands.
Unit 4 was about work. The applicants for a job send in an application form. A good worker may be promoted; a lazy one may get the sack. Teachers get a salary, a waiter gets a wage, and a civil servant works for the government. At sixty-five many people retire.
Two pieces of grammar came back again and again. The present perfect links the past and now: I’ve known Tony for six years. The past perfect goes one step further back: By the time Ian got to the station, the train had left.
And remember the small words: because of + noun, no article in go to university, at work, on foot, and the endings -ment, -ness, -ity, -tion: employment, laziness, activity, attraction.
Savollar: 1. Which verb do we use with fishing and camping — go, do or play? · 2. What is the difference between a salary and a wage? · 3. Which tense goes one step further back into the past? · 4. Make nouns from lazy and active.



























