Having fun – Overview
English Speaking Practice Platform (A2)
Unit: “Having fun” – Free Time & Leisure
Welcome to the “Having fun” unit. In these lessons, students talk about hobbies, free-time activities, and ways people relax and enjoy themselves – using simple, natural English.
🗂️ Main Activities in this Unit
🆕 “Having fun” – Lesson Overview
This unit helps you talk about what you like doing in your free time and how often you do it. Learners can follow the lessons in order or jump to the skill they want to practice.
Practice short dialogues about hobbies and leisure: going out with friends, playing games, watching movies, or listening to music.
Learn key words and phrases for fun activities: go swimming, play basketball, hang out, go shopping, surf the Internet, and more.
Use English in real-life situations: inviting a friend to do something, accepting or refusing invitations, and planning weekends.
Look at pictures of people having fun and describe what they are doing: They’re playing football. She’s dancing with her friends.
Read short texts about people’s hobbies and favourite activities, then answer questions to check understanding.
Listen to people talking about their free time, then choose or say the correct answers to show what you understand.
🗣️ How the Robots Work
- Select one of the sections above (Conversation, Vocabulary, Real Life, etc.).
- Click Start to begin the interactive session.
- The AI teacher will ask you questions or read texts about fun and free-time activities.
- Speak your answers clearly and receive feedback on grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation (in speaking/listening lessons).
- Use the Stop button anytime to end the lesson.
💡 Who Is This Unit For?
This unit is suitable for A2 learners who want to talk more confidently about hobbies and free-time activities in English. It works well for:
- Students practising everyday small talk about free time.
- Teachers who need ready-made speaking, listening, and vocabulary tasks about fun activities.
- Independent learners who want to sound more natural when talking about their hobbies.