What did you do at the weekend?

Answer each question with 2–3 sentences.

1. What did you do last weekend?
2. Where did you go?
3. Did you see your friends?
4. Did you cook?
5. Did you watch a film?
6. Did you relax?

Read each word and the example. Then say one sentence with the word.

Choose the word that fits.

1. Saturday and Sunday are the .
2. A story that you watch in the cinema or on TV is a .
3. A short trip on foot in the park is a .
4. A person from your family, for example an aunt, is a .
5. To is to sit or lie and not work.
6. To is to make a place not dirty.
7. To is to make food.
8. To is to go to see a person or a place.

Choose the right answer, then press Check answers.

1. a weekend is Saturday and
   MondayFridaySunday
2. a film is a story on a
   screenshoeplate
3. a relative is a person from your
   schoolshopfamily
4. to rest = to not
   eatworksleep
5. to visit = to go and
   buycooksee
6. went = the past of
   buyseego

Use these phrases to tell about last weekend.

• I went to...Я ходив до...I went to the park.
• I visited...Я відвідав...I visited my grandmother.
• I watched...Я дивився...I watched a film.
• I cooked...Я готував...I cooked dinner.
• We had...Ми їли... / Ми мали...We had lunch in a café.
• I saw...Я бачив...I saw my friends.
• I bought...Я купив...I bought a new bag.
• Last weekend, I...Минулими вихідними я...Last weekend, I rested.

Read the text. Hover over the dotted words for help.

1. The weekend is Saturday and Sunday in many countries.
   TrueFalse
2. In every country the weekend is the same.
   TrueFalse
3. The woman in the story cleaned the flat on Saturday.
   TrueFalse
4. The family stayed at home all Sunday.
   TrueFalse
5. Nobody rests at the weekend.
   TrueFalse

1. What is the best way to spend a weekend?
2. Is it good to do nothing at the weekend?
3. Do you prefer a busy weekend or a quiet one?
4. What did you do last Sunday?

Common mistakes: regular verbs take -ed, irregular verbs have special forms (go - went, have - had, see - saw, buy - bought). Do not add -ed to irregular verbs. ✗ I goed to the park → I went to the park. ✗ She buyed a bag → She bought a bag. ✗ We visit our friends last weekend → We visited our friends last weekend.

1. I
   visitvisited
   my grandmother.
2. We
   wentgoed
   to the park.
3. She
   watchwatched
   a film.
4. He
   havedhad
   lunch.
5. They
   playedplays
   football.
6. I
   sawseed
   my friends.
7. We
   boughtbuyed
   some bread.
8. She
   cookscooked
   dinner on Saturday.

Each sentence has one mistake. Type the correct words.

1. I goed to the park. →
2. She buyed a bag. →
3. He haved lunch. →
4. We visit our friends last weekend. →
5. They watch a film yesterday. →
6. I seed a film. →

Answer with full sentences. Use the Past Simple.

1. What did you do last weekend?
2. Where did you go?
3. Who did you see?
4. What did you cook?
5. What film did you watch?
6. What did you buy?

Three people tell about their weekend. Compare them. Who stayed at home? Who went out? What did you do last weekend?

Your teacher will time you.

1. Plan for one minute, then speak for one or two minutes.
2. Part 1: say what you did on Saturday.
3. Part 2: say what you did on Sunday.
4. Part 3: say what was the best thing and ask your teacher a question.

1. What did you do last weekend?
2. Where did you go?
3. Did you see your friends?
4. What did you cook?
5. Did you watch a film?
6. Did you clean your home?
7. What did you buy?
8. Did you rest?

1. Who visited you last weekend?
2. Who cooked dinner?
3. Who went shopping?
4. Who watched TV?
5. Who went for a walk?
6. Who rested all day?

1. Is a weekend important?
2. Is it better to rest or to do things?
3. Is it good to visit relatives?
4. Should people work at the weekend?
5. Is a short trip a good idea?