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The document discusses likes and dislikes related to various weekend activities. It lists common activities such as going to an art workshop, having a picnic, visiting a theme park, going on a hiking trip, taking part in an excursion, and going shopping. Phrases are provided to describe enjoying or not enjoying these activities, such as "like", "enjoy", "don't mind", "dislike", and "hate". The document also notes using "-ing" verbs to discuss participating in the different weekend activities.

Form 5. Unit 2. Be active!
Lesson 2. Likes and dislikes.
Liudmila Tsvirko
Teacher of English
Osipovichi School № 2

love
like
enjoy
don’t mind
dislike
hate
+ V-ing

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