4a) Write the questions using the following words and phrases: tonight, at weekends, now, on (the) 8th (of) March, on weekdays, this summer, in the evening, on Sundays, this weekend, today. 4b) In pairs, ask each other these questions and write the answers. 4c) Tell your group.

1. What are you doing tonight? — I’m staying at home and watching a film.

2. What do you do at weekends? — I usually meet my friends.
3. What are you doing now? — I’m doing my homework.
4. What are you doing on the 8th of March? — I’m visiting my grandmother.
5. What do you do on weekdays? — I go to school.
6. What are you doing this summer? — I’m travelling with my family.
7. What do you do in the evening? — I read books.
8. What do you do on Sundays? — I relax at home.
9. What are you doing this weekend? — I’m playing volleyball.
10. What are you doing today? — I’m studying English.

Example for 4c: Anna is going to the theatre tonight.