Leisure Flashcards
The pitcher
IN BASEBALL
The person who throws the ball
A packed lunch
Food you take with you to be eaten later
Sandwiches are a common type of lunch food often eaten as part of a packed lunch.
a double date
two couples who go out together
Would you two ladies like to go on a double date with me and my friend?
literally
used to emphasize what you are saying
به معنای واقعی
I can literally spend half the night playing online games
jog
to run at a slow, regular speed, especially as a form of exercise
In the spring I jog
unwind
to relax and allow your mind to be free from worry after a period of work or some other activity
a beer with friends is a good way to unwind
cameo
/ˈkæm.i.əʊ/
a small character part in a play or film
The actor has a cameo as a hotel desk clerk.
theatergoer
a person who frequently goes to the theater. (enjoys plays)
Nothing lasts in the theater, yet everything remains in the mind’s eye and the avid theatergoer’s heart.
pastime
an activity that is done for enjoyment
Hockey is Canada’s national pastime.
streamed videos
the continuous transmission of video content over the internet, allowing viewers to watch in real-time without downloading the entire file beforehand.
to draw to a close
to come to an end
The days of art cinema are drawing to a close
to socialize
to spend time when you are not working with friends or with other people in order to enjoy yourself
I tend not to socialize with my colleagues
an appetite for hit
/ˈæp·ɪˌtɑɪt/
refers to a strong desire for immediate results, often associated with entertainment consumption
If I have time, I … to the theater.
1. will go
2. go
If I have time, I go to the theater.
usual or habitual situations
If you want to come over, I … free Friday night.
1. am
2. will be
If you want to come over, I’m free Friday night.
Jane’s always late for school.
If she (be) … punctual, the teacher (not punish) … her almost every day.
If she were punctual, the teacher would not punish her almost every day.
- She’ll probably go to the Old Students’ Party.
If she (go) …, she (meet) … her old school mates.
If she goes, she will meet her old school mates.
.- Did you say Susan is moving to Australia?
She (miss) … her London friends if she (leave) …
She will miss her London friends if she leaves
- We didn’t pay the phone bill.
If we (pay) … it, they (not cut) … the line off
If we had paid it, they wouldn’t have cut the line off
.- Their dog died.
The dog (not die) … if they (take) … it to the vet.
The dog wouldn’t have died if they had taken it to the vet.
1.
- He always stays at home.
If he (go) … out more often, he (have) … a better social life.
If he went out more often, he would have a better social life.
.- She’s saving money.
If she (save) … enough, she (buy) …. a new car.
If she saves enough, she will buy a new car.
- Her girlfriend left him after an argument.
They (get) … married if she (not leave) … him.
They would have got married if she hadn’t left him.
Mary’s at Peter’s party.
If you (go) … there, you (see) … her.
If you go there, you will see her.
Don’t worry. My dog is very sociable.
It (not bite) … you if you (come) … into my house
It won’t bite you if you come into my house
- His car broke down in the middle of the highway.
If he (take) … it to the garage before the journey, it (not break) … down.
If he had taken it to the garage before the journey, it wouldn’t have broken down.
- He does nothing but work all the time.
He (feel) … better if he (go) … out from time to time.
He would feel better if he went out from time to time.
She left the front door open.
If she (close) … it, the dog (not run) … away.
If she had closed it, the dog would’t have run away.
- Sally drank a lot at the party.
She (not be)… sick all over my car back seats if she (not drink) … so much.
She wouldn’t have been sick all over my car back seats if she had not drunk so much.
- He knows very few people in this town.
He (not stay) … at home most of the time watching TV if he (have) … someone to go out with.
He wouldn’t stay at home most of the time watching TV if he had someone to go out with.
- I can’t cook at all.
If I (can) … cook, I (invite) … my friends for dinner at home.
If I could cook, I would invite my friends for dinner at home.
- Mary wants to be healthy.
She (not smoke) … so much if she (worry) … so much about her health as she says.
She wouldn’t smoke so much if she worried so much about her health as she says.
- I’m sorry I shouted at my friend.
He (not get) …. angry with me if I (not be) …. so rude.
He wouldn’t have get angry with me if I had not been so rude.
- I hope he phones me again.
If he (ring) … me up, I (apologise) ….
If he rings me up, I will apologise
- I don’t think she’s worried about us. If she (be) …………. worried, she (phone) ……………………… or something.
- I don’t think she’s worried about us. If she were worried, she would phoned or something.
- I have an appointment at 3.30 tomorrow. If I (manage) ………………………… to finish before 4.30, I (do) ………………………….. the shopping on my way back.
- I have an appointment at 3.30 tomorrow. If I manage to finish before 4.30, I will do the shopping on my way back.
Tom missed his flight. He (get) ……………… to the airport on time if he (not oversleep) ……………..
Tom missed his flight. He would have got to the airport on time if he had not overslept
If I (have) ……………….. such a large house as yours, I (invite) ……….. all my friends for the weekend.
If I had such a large house as yours, I would invite all my friends for the weekend.
If the child (not be playing)……………….. with matches, he (not burn) …………………….. himself. Now he’s in hospital.
If the child had not been playing with matches, he would not have burnt himself. Now he’s in hospital.
So, you’re seeing Terry tonight. If he (ask) ………………… you about me, (not, tell) ………………. him I’m going out with John.
So, you’re seeing Terry tonight. If he asks you about me, do not tell him I’m going out with John.
If a machine (be) …………… properly maintained, it (fail, never) …………………………………….
If a machine is properly maintained, it never fails
- We (invite) …………………….. him if we (know) …………………….. his address, but he never gave it to us.
- We would have invited him if we had known his address, but he never gave it to us.
- Unless I (have) …………… a problem, I (bother, never) ………………. my friends.
- Unless I have a problem, I never bother my friends.
Look what you’ve done. If you (be) …………………. careful, you (not, break)………………….. all those glasses.
Look what you’ve done. If you had been careful, you wouldn’t have broken all those glasses.
I was so stupid! Nothing (happened) ………………. if I (not, moved)…………………. to his flat.
I was so stupid! Nothing would have happened if I had not moved to his flat.
- Sorry. I (lend) …………………………… you the money you need if I (have) …………………… it.
- Sorry. I would lend you the money you need if I had it.
Why didn’t you go to the police station? If you (report) ………………………………. the theft, they
(can arrest) …………………………………….. the robbers.
Why didn’t you go to the police station? If you had report the theft, they
could have arrested the robbers.
I (leave) ………………………. him a message if he (not, be) ………………….home when I phone.
I will leave him a message if he isn’t home when I phone.
Mum … do the
shopping. Dad has
already done it.
a) has to
b) doesn’t have to
c) doesn’t has to
Mum doesn’t have to do the
shopping. Dad has
already done it.
