Unit One How do you pass the time ? Pastimes:
Description: Unit One How do you pass the time ? Pastimes: Activities that people do for enjoyment or relaxation during their free time. Example: Reading novels and gardening are popular pastimes for many people Decide: To make a choice or come to a
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slide1. Unit One How do you pass the time ?<br>
slide2. Pastimes: Activities that people do for enjoyment or relaxation during their free time.
Example: Reading novels and gardening are popular pastimes for many people<br>
slide3. Decide: To make a choice or come to a conclusion about something.
Example: She had to decide between going to the beach or attending a concert on the weekend.<br>
slide4. Scholarship: Financial aid awarded to students based on various criteria, often academic, to help pay for education.
Example: He received a scholarship to attend university because of his outstanding academic performance.<br>
slide5. Rare: Something that is uncommon or not frequently encountered.
Example: Finding a first edition of a classic book in good condition is quite rare.<br>
slide6. Well-being: The state of being comfortable, healthy, and happy.
Example: Regular exercise and a balanced diet contribute to overall well-being.<br>
slide7. nterests: Activities or subjects that someone enjoys or finds engaging.
Example: Her interests include painting, hiking, and learning new languages.<br>
slide8. Leisure: Time spent doing activities that are enjoyable and not required by work or other obligations.
Example: Watching movies or playing video games is often a way to spend leisure time.<br>
slide9. Free Time: Time when you are not occupied with work or responsibilities and can do what you like.
Example: During her free time, she enjoys cooking new recipes and exploring local parks.<br>
slide10. Spare Time: Additional time available outside of regular activities or duties, often used for relaxation or hobbies.
Example: He used his spare time to work on his model train collection.<br>
slide2. Pastimes: Activities that people do for enjoyment or relaxation during their free time.
Example: Reading novels and gardening are popular pastimes for many people<br>
slide3. Decide: To make a choice or come to a conclusion about something.
Example: She had to decide between going to the beach or attending a concert on the weekend.<br>
slide4. Scholarship: Financial aid awarded to students based on various criteria, often academic, to help pay for education.
Example: He received a scholarship to attend university because of his outstanding academic performance.<br>
slide5. Rare: Something that is uncommon or not frequently encountered.
Example: Finding a first edition of a classic book in good condition is quite rare.<br>
slide6. Well-being: The state of being comfortable, healthy, and happy.
Example: Regular exercise and a balanced diet contribute to overall well-being.<br>
slide7. nterests: Activities or subjects that someone enjoys or finds engaging.
Example: Her interests include painting, hiking, and learning new languages.<br>
slide8. Leisure: Time spent doing activities that are enjoyable and not required by work or other obligations.
Example: Watching movies or playing video games is often a way to spend leisure time.<br>
slide9. Free Time: Time when you are not occupied with work or responsibilities and can do what you like.
Example: During her free time, she enjoys cooking new recipes and exploring local parks.<br>
slide10. Spare Time: Additional time available outside of regular activities or duties, often used for relaxation or hobbies.
Example: He used his spare time to work on his model train collection.<br>