curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-your-morning-or-evening-routine/655b39e59c29d16d64a2ce8e.md
Indoor refers to activities done inside a building, while outdoor means activities done outside. For example, Indoor activities include reading and cooking. Outdoor activities involve hiking and gardening. Here, indoor means inside, and outdoor means outside.
Though is an expression you use to show contrast between two sentences, similar to but. It can also be used in the middle or in the end of a sentence, not only in the beginning. For example, I know we wanted to travel. We don't have the money for the tickets, though. Here, though contrasts the wish with the reality.
I suppose... is used to express a mild assumption or agreement. For example, I suppose we could meet tomorrow. This shows agreement, but not very strong.
That's a good mix of BLANK and outdoor activities. I don't work at the computer on weekends like you, BLANK. I save that for the weekdays, I BLANK.
indoor
This adjective describes activities that are done inside, like using a computer.
though
This word contrasts Sophie's activities with Brian's, implying a difference.
suppose
This verb indicates a mild assumption about doing similar activities on weekdays.
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