Vocabulary and Phrases

Hang out – “I like to hang out with my friends at the mall on weekends.”
Go on a trip – “Last weekend, we went on a short trip to the mountains.”
Catch up on sleep – “I usually catch up on sleep after a busy workweek.”
Binge-watch – “I binge-watched an entire TV series on Saturday.”
Have a lazy day – “I spent my Sunday having a lazy day at home.”
Do household chores – “I cleaned the house and did laundry over the weekend.”
Go for a walk – “I enjoy going for a walk in the park every Saturday morning.”
Try a new restaurant – “We tried a new sushi place downtown last weekend.”
Host a gathering – “I hosted a small dinner party for my friends on Saturday.”
Work on a hobby – “I spent time painting, which is my favorite hobby.”

What does “binge-watch” mean?
- a) To eat a lot of food
- b) To watch multiple episodes of a show in one sitting
- c) To exercise for a long time
If someone says they “had a lazy day,” what did they probably do?
- a) Relax at home
- b) Go on a trip
- c) Clean the house
What does “Host a gathering” mean?
- a) Become a host at a TV program
- b) Arrange a party or meeting.
- c) Host a hostage.