Free time

What music do you listen to in your free time?

classical

rock

jazz

rap

Conversation

Amy: Hi, Todd. How are you?

Todd: Hello, Amy. I’m fine, thanks. Hey, I like your guitar.

Amy: Thanks. It’s new. I’m in a band, you know.

Todd: Wow, that’s great. What music do you play?

Amy: Rock, of course.

Todd: I like rock, too. So, how’s the band? Are you good?

Amy: Sure…We practice a lot. We can play pretty well, but…

Todd: What’s the problem?

Amy: Jason. He’s the singer, but he can’t sing. He’s terrible!

Todd: That’s too bad…I like to sing, you know. I’m pretty good.

Amy: Really? Do you know any rock songs?

Todd: Are you kidding? I know hundreds!

Amy: Do you want to sing in my band? Today, at the festival?

Todd: Sure, but what about Jason?

Amy: Don’t worry. He can’t say no. He’s my boyfriend!

vocabulary

Can you sing that song again?

She was dancing with my sister.

I can swim, but I can’t drive.

Let’s go swimming this afternoon.

He is drawing the flowers.

We go skiing every weekend.

Complete the sentences with can or can’t

Can you speak French? Yes, I can.

I _____ swim but I can ski.

What sports _____ you play? Tennis and basketball.

John _____ play the guitar but he can’t sing.

Do you like the food? Yes. I I _____ cook very well.

Can you swim? No, I _____.

Circle the correct answers.

My sister Helen likes / likes to ski.

I don’t like / don’t like to rock music.

Do you like / like to do yoga?

Hero likes / likes to read magazines.

George doesn’t like / doesn’t like to watch TV.

We like / like to sports.