Question

Hello! My name’s Johnny. I’m thirteen years old and I live in England.
I just want to talk about how my friends and I spend our free time. My best friends are Tom and
David. They are in the same class as me.
Teenagers often complain they’re bored and have nothing to do. I can’t understand them. I’m never bored. If the weather
is nice we go for a walk or we ride our bikes. All of us love rollerblading. We often play football, basketball or frisbee in
the park and when it is rainy we go to the sports center. Here we usually play table tennis or go swimming.
If you play a musical instrument it’s a good fun! I play the guitar and practice a lot.
At home I usually listen to music or read magazines and books. Of course as other teenagers I often go on the Internet
or play computer games – but not always! It’s a pity that a lot of teenagers live their lives on several public sites like
Facebook or Twitter! They had better make real friends!
In the evenings I sometimes watch TV. I often invite my friends over for dinner or a cup of tea and we play chess or cards.
At the weekend we go hiking, fishing or sometimes we go to the cinema. We like comedies.

Are the statements true (), false () or
doesn’t it say (∅)?
If it is FALSE, correct and rewrite it.
1 Johnny has a lot of friends.
2 He is often bored.
3 He and his friends like doing sports.
4 At home he helps a lot.
5 He plays a musical instrument.
6 He likes listening rock music.
7 He is addicted to the Internet.
8 He has a Facebook profile.
9 In the evenings he’s usually at home.
10 He never goes out at the weekends.

Answer 1

1. Johnny has a lot of Friends.

Doesn't it say.

2. He is often bored. -> False

Correction: He is never bored.

3. He and his Friends like doing sports.

Doesn't it say

4. At home he helps a lot.

Doesn't it say

5. He plays a musical instrument.

True.

6. He likes listening rock music.

Doesn't it say.

7. He is addicted to the internet.->False

Correction: He not is addicted

to the internet.

8. He has a Facebook profile.

Doesn't it say.

9. In the evenings he's usually at home.

Doesn't it say.

10. He never goes out at the

weekends. -> False

Correction: He goes out on

weekends with his

friends to go hiking,

fishing or to the

movies