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New english file intermediate workbook part 2

Tham khảo tài liệu 'new english file intermediate workbook part 2', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Continuing our regular feature of fathers and sons this week we talk to artist Chris Dennis and his son Kirk. Last weekend Chris taught Kirk to draw and Kirk taught his father to windsurf i Like father like son We re a very close family. There are a lot of similarities between me and Kirk and we both like being outside. He s much more active than me of course -but he s 20 and I m 52 so that s not surprising I spend a lot of time walking on the cliffs by the sea and sometimes 1 do 00 drawings in a day. In the holidays Kirk is usually in the sea windsurfing and he can spend all day doing that I ve never been windsurfing but 1 thought it would be good to try it. On the day Kirk took me out it was fairly warm but the sea was quite rough - not great conditions for a beginner We went to a beach near Land s End in Cornwall. I borrowed an old wetsuit which was a bit small and tight. Kirk swam in the sea next to me and showed me how to balance on the board and how to keep the sail vertical. It was exhausting I really enjoyed rhe expenence but I won t take up windsurfing - my time is too precious for another big hobby. But I was surprised at how much I liked it. But the best thing about the weekend was sharing time together with my son. Dad and I are really close. We get on like friends as well as father and son. But because I m away at university and I only see Mum and Dad every two or three months we don t have much chance to do things together. My Dad spends most of his free time drawing. He goes on long walks and always takes a sketchbook with him. I thought it would be interesting to see if I had any of his talent I On the day we went out we walked along the cliffs above a beach. We each had a sketchbook and we were drawing as we went along. I hadn t done any drawing since I was at primary school so it was difficult to start with. Dad was giving me advice all the time and I did lots of drawings but I couldn t see any .improvement by the end My Mum said she liked them .