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Most American businesses are open five days a week. American school children attend school five days a week as well. American families 1. (usual) have a two-day weekend. The weekend is Saturday 2. Sunday.

Over the weekend, people spend their time 3. (do) various things. Many families enjoy weekend together. They may go shopping, go for a drive, or visit friends. They may also send 4. (invite) friends and have a party at home. Weekends are also good chances to take trips, 5. are usually short ones. They will go to the nearby mountains, parks, lakes or other 6. (interest）places to relax them. Some even go camping and picnicking there.

Many families participate 7. sports during the weekend. Running, biking, playing volleyball and swimming are popular in the summer. Skiing and skating are the favorite winter 8. (sport).

Weekends are also a time for American families 9. (work) on something in their yards or on their houses. Many families plant flowers and have vegetable gardens. So weekends 10. (use) to paint or repair their houses. For most Americans, weekends are very busy.

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