You go hiking when you walk a long way on a trail. You go camping when you sleep in a tent outside.
Outside
Try it: Man: What did you do on your trip? Woman: We went ___. Look at the picture. Choose what the woman says. (hiking / camping / painting) Answer: camping — She comes out of a tent in the morning, so they went camping.
Word
Pronunciation
Example
hiking
They go hiking every Sunday.
camping
Let's go camping this weekend.
Pictures and plants
Painting is making pictures with colors. Gardening is working with plants and flowers.
Try it: Man: Who made this picture of the beach? Woman: I did. I started ___ last year. Choose what the woman says. (gardening / painting / camping) Answer: painting — She made the picture, so she started painting.
Word
Pronunciation
Example
painting
She enjoys painting.
gardening
He does a lot of gardening in the spring.
Music
You play the guitar with your hands. You practice when you do something again and again to get better.
Try it: Man: You play tennis so well! Woman: Thanks. I ___ a lot with my sister. Choose what the woman says. (practice / swim / cook) Answer: practice — She plays well because she plays a lot, so she says I practice a lot.
Word
Pronunciation
Example
play the guitar
I play the guitar in the evening.
practice
You need to practice every day.
With other people
You take a class to learn something with a teacher. You join a club to do something you like with other people.
Try it: Man: I like running, but I don't want to run on my own. Woman: You can ___. A running group meets in Senville Park every Sunday. Choose what the woman says. (take a class / join a club / practice) Answer: join a club — A group meets to run every Sunday, so he can join a club.