Speaker A. I think that sports and exercises are absolutely necessary for young people. Unfortunately there is no gym nearby and the local swimming pool is far from my house too. But there are still lots of opportunities anyway. I start my day with physical exercises. I exercise right in my room. I do some gymnastics and then walk to school. I almost never take a bus.

Speaker B. On Sunday I get up a little earlier than usually and go jogging. It normally takes an hour or so. Than we have breakfast and then if the weather is ok, we go to the picnic or to the amusement park all together, with the family. If it rains, we go to the cinema. And in the evening I have a half an hour swim in the swimming pool. We are lucky to have one nearby.

Speaker C. I spend almost all my free time here. It’s a good place to do various sports from gymnastics to swimming. I usually buy a pass for a month. It gives me an opportunity to use gym and swimming pool as long as I want to. There are also other facilities for example a cafe where they serve a tasty bones or sandwiches. Naturally the whole place gets crowdie on the weekend.

Speaker D. I believe that young people should do sports to keep fit. Lucy tries to avoid sports at all casts but she doesn’t want to look fat or anything, so her way to look fit is dieting. She only eats one meal a day and avoids loots of products like eggs, butter, milk and even some vegetables. I think it can harm her health. But she won’t listen to me and we even argued at this point.

Speaker E. sports are important to keep fit. But I think that eating the inappropriate food is very important too. I’m not talking about dieting. I just say that if you prefer a simple food like vegetables, fish and eggs to sweets and bones. If you drink simple water or tea instead of sweet fizzy drinks it will do only good. Fast food is usually not the best choice.