Weekend Plans – Vocabulary and exercise

I – Vocabulary

Plans (/plæns/): future activities or events, something you want to do

Ex: Do you have any plans this weekend?

To have in mind (to /hæv/ in /maɪnd/ ): to be thinking about a particular idea

Ex: What did you have in mind for this weekend?

Rather (/ˈrɑː.ðər/): to prefer or like better

Ex: I’d rather stay home and read a book.

Negative: I’d rather not watch a movie.

Pick up (/pɪk/ /ʌp): to go and get someone or something

Ex: I’ll pick you up at 5:00.

– Can you pick up some bananas after work?

Arrange (/əˈreɪndʒ/): to make plans

Ex: Let’s arrange a time to get coffee this week.

Feel like [sth] (/fiːl/ /laɪk/): to be in the mood to do something

Ex: I feel like having some ice cream!

Negative: I don’t feel like watching a movie right now.

II – Exercise