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Face2Face - Pre-intermediate - Unit 1 - 1C

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 1 - 1C in the Face2Face Pre-Intermediate coursebook, such as "theater", "free time", "occasionally", etc.

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free time
free time
[noun]

a period when no work or essential tasks need to be done, allowing for activities of personal choice

Ex: She enjoys reading novels in her free time. 
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activity
activity
[noun]

something that a person spends time doing, particularly to accomplish a certain purpose

Ex: Drawing and painting are creative activities that can express your emotions. 
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to do
to do
[Verb]

to perform an action that is not mentioned by name

Ex: What are you doing tomorrow? 
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yoga
yoga
[noun]

a system of physical exercises, including breath control and meditation, practiced to gain more control over your body and mind

Ex: Doing yoga by the beach is very peaceful. 
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to play
to play
[Verb]

to take part in a game or activity for fun

Ex: A group of kids were playing tag in the park. 
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volleyball

a type of sport in which two teams of 6 players try to hit a ball over a net and into the other team's side

Ex: She enjoys the teamwork and strategy involved in playing volleyball. 
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to go
to go
[Verb]

to travel or move from one location to another

Ex: He went into the kitchen to prepare dinner for the family. 
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cycling
cycling
[noun]

the sport or activity of riding a bicycle

Ex: She enjoys cycling through the park every morning to stay fit and clear her mind. 
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theater
theater
[noun]

a place, usually a building, with a stage where plays and shows are performed

Ex: My sister and I are going to the theater to see a play tonight. 
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museum
museum
[noun]

a place where important cultural, artistic, historical, or scientific objects are kept and shown to the public

Ex: He marveled at the dinosaur skeletons in the natural history museum. 
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running
running
[noun]

the act of walking in a way that is very fast and both feet are never on the ground at the same time, particularly as a sport

Ex: She enjoys running in the park every morning for exercise. 
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basketball

a type of sport where two teams, with often five players each, try to throw a ball through a net that is hanging from a ring and gain points

Ex: He enjoys playing basketball with his friends at the local park on weekends. 
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judo
judo
[noun]

a martial art and sport that emphasizes grappling and throwing techniques, originated in Japan

Ex: Judo is known for its emphasis on technique rather than strength. 
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art gallery

a building where works of art are displayed for the public to enjoy

Ex: The new art gallery downtown features a rotating collection of contemporary artists and their works. 
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skateboarding

the sport or activity of riding a skateboard

Ex: He enjoys the thrill of skateboarding, spending hours perfecting his tricks at the skate park. 
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card
card
[noun]

any of the 52 stiff rectangular pieces of paper that are each characterized by their signs and numbers or pictures on one side, used in playing different card games

Ex: The Joker is often included in modern decks of cards, serving as a wild card or adding an element of unpredictability to certain games. 
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diving
diving
[noun]

‌the activity or sport of jumping into water from a diving board, with the head and arms first

Ex: Diving is one of the most-watched sports in the Olympics. 
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Pilates
Pilates
[noun]

a form of exercise that focuses on strengthening and toning the body, improving flexibility, and enhancing posture through a series of controlled movements

Ex: She attends a Pilates class every Wednesday to improve her posture. 
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concert
concert
[noun]

a public performance by musicians or singers

Ex: After the concert, the band met with fans for autographs. 
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gig
gig
[noun]

a performance of live music, comedy, or other entertainment, usually by one or more performers in front of an audience

Ex: The band played a fantastic gig at the local club last night. 
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mountain biking

the activity or sport of riding a mountain bike over rough ground

Ex: Mountain biking is a great way to explore the outdoors. 
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gym
gym
[noun]

a place with special equipment that people go to exercise or play sports

Ex: He goes to the gym five times a week. 
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table tennis

a game played on a table by two or four players who bounce a small ball on the table over a net using special rackets

Ex: During our office break, we often play table tennis. 
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gymnastics

a sport that develops and displays one's agility, balance, coordination, and strength

Ex: She has been practicing gymnastics since she was a child and has competed in several national championships. 
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festival
festival
[noun]

a period of time that is celebrated due to cultural or religious reasons

Ex: Diwali is a popular festival in India. 
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chess
chess
[noun]

a strategic two-player board game where players move pieces with different abilities across a board with the objective of capturing the opponent's king

Ex: Chess requires strategic thinking and planning several moves ahead to outmaneuver your opponent. 
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hardly ever
hardly ever
[Adverb]

in a manner that almost does not occur or happen

Ex: She hardly ever misses her morning jog. 
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always
always
[Adverb]

at all times, without any exceptions

Ex: The train is always crowded during rush hour. 
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never
never
[Adverb]

not at any point in time

Ex: She never eats meat; she's been vegetarian since birth. 
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sometimes
sometimes
[Adverb]

on some occasions but not always

Ex: She sometimes practices yoga in the morning. 
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occasionally
occasionally
[Adverb]

not on a regular basis

Ex: She visits her grandparents occasionally. 
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often
often
[Adverb]

on many occasions

Ex: He often helps his neighbors with their chores. 
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usually
usually
[Adverb]

in most situations or under normal circumstances

Ex: She usually takes a walk in the park after dinner. 
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normally
normally
[Adverb]

under regular or usual circumstances

Ex: She normally starts her day with a cup of coffee. 
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generally
generally
[Adverb]

in a way that is true in most cases

Ex: The weather is generally mild in spring. 
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