One week, two hobbies
Sardor's alarm clock rings at half past six. He gets up, has a quick shower, brushes his teeth and puts on his school uniform. That is his routine every weekday.
After school he does his chores at home and then he does his homework. In his free time he plays the guitar — he wants to be a good guitarist one day. Last year he joined a club and now he is a member of a club for young musicians.
His sister Nigora is a cyclist. She rides her bike every Saturday and she takes photographs of the mountains — her friends say she is a real photographer. In the evening she chats online or sends a short text message to her cousin.
On Sunday they don't go out. They stay in, surf the internet and watch a film. Then they turn off the computer early, because on Monday the timetable starts again.
Savollar: 1. What is Sardor's routine before school? · 2. What does he do in his free time? · 3. Name two things Nigora does at the weekend. · 4. What do they do on Sunday? · 5. Find three person nouns in the text. · 6. Which two phrasal verbs mean the opposite of each other here?
























