Match. Copy the phrases into your notebooks. (2)a)
play
go
help
have
read
do
computer games
with friends
about the house
1.
2.
with a dog
my mother to cook
outside
in the garden
to school
a book
home
a comic book
3.
4.
to bed
a letter
to the cinema
an email
homework
breakfast
housework
lunch
5.
6.
exercises
dinner
sport
a shower
Step 1: Read the phrases and try to understand what each phrase means.
Step 2: Match the phrases with their corresponding meanings or contexts. Here are the matchings:
1. play - with friends (When you play, you usually play with your friends.)
2. go - outside (When you go somewhere, you usually go outside.)
3. help - with a dog (When you help, you can help someone with a specific thing, like a dog.)
4. have - my mother to cook (When you have something, you possess or own it. In this case, you have your mother to cook.)
5. read - a book (When you read, you usually read a book.)
6. do - homework (When you do something, you are performing an action. In this case, you do your homework.)
7. play - computer games (When you play, you can play different things. Here, you play computer games.)
8. go - to school (When you go somewhere, you can go to a specific place. Here, you go to school.)
9. read - a comic book (When you read, you can read different things. Here, you read a comic book.)
10. help - about the house (When you help, you can help with different tasks. Here, you help about the house.)
11. go - in the garden (When you go somewhere, you can go to different places. Here, you go in the garden.)
12. have - breakfast (When you have something, you can have specific things at certain times. Here, you have breakfast.)
13. read - a letter (When you read, you can read different things. Here, you read a letter.)
14. go - to the cinema (When you go somewhere, you can go to different places. Here, you go to the cinema.)
15. help - with homework (When you help, you can help with different tasks. Here, you help with homework.)
16. go - to bed (When you go somewhere, you can go to different places. Here, you go to bed.)
17. write - an email (When you write, you usually write something specific. Here, you write an email.)
18. do - housework (When you do something, you are performing an action. In this case, you do housework.)
19. have - lunch (When you have something, you can have specific things at certain times. Here, you have lunch.)
20. do - exercises (When you do something, you can do different activities. Here, you do exercises.)
21. have - dinner (When you have something, you can have specific things at certain times. Here, you have dinner.)
22. play - sport (When you play, you can play different things. Here, you play sport.)
23. take - a shower (When you take something, you usually take it for a specific reason. Here, you take a shower.)
Step 3: Write down the correct connections in your notebook. Make sure to keep the correct order.
- play - with friends
- go - outside
- help - with a dog
- have - my mother to cook
- read - a book
- do - homework
- play - computer games
- go - to school
- read - a comic book
- help - about the house
- go - in the garden
- have - breakfast
- read - a letter
- go - to the cinema
- help - with homework
- go - to bed
- write - an email
- do - housework
- have - lunch
- do - exercises
- have - dinner
- play - sport
- take - a shower
This way, you have matched the phrases with their correct meanings or contexts.