Reading and speaking

Model 1: We stay in the Hilton, but Jane stays at her friend's.

1. I like to watch films, but Tom _______ to watch football.

2. We spend our free time in the town, but he ______ his holidays in the country.

3. You have dinner at home, but he ______ dinner at the canteen.

4. I use Pentium 4, and she ______ Pentium 3.

5. Kate and Davis earn by painting and Peter ______ by singing.

Model 2: I play tennis, but I don't play hockey.

1. I wear T-shirts, but I _________ blouses.

2. Ukrainians eat borshch, but they _______ frogs.

3. We use computers, but we ________ an abacus any more.

4. You see one side of the Moon, but you _______ the other side.

5. They often meet at weekends, but they _______ on holidays.

Model 3: John knows English well, but he doesn't know French at all.

1. She plays Ping-Pong, but she ________ tennis.

2. William wants to be a manager, but he ________ to study much.

3. Dale often buys presents to his son, but he ______ many sweets.

4. Mr. Hay gets up at 6 a.m. on Mondays, but he __________ so early at weekends.

5. It often rains in Britain, but it ______ in Egypt.