Free time

What is the purpose of talking about your free time in English?

• To find things in common when speaking to somebody

• To compete with others

• To impress others with your free time activities

• To show off your hobbies

What kind of free time activities do some people prefer?

• Watching TV, reading, or cooking

• Playing basketball, playing tennis, or going swimming

• Taking photos, painting, or writing stories

• Hanging out with friends, relaxing with family, or going shopping

What verb pattern is used after 'like' when talking about free time activities?

• Verb plus -ing

• Verb plus -ed

• Verb plus -s

• Verb plus -en

What phrase can be used to talk about how often you do your hobbies?

• Every weekend

• Three times a year

• Once a year

• Twice a month

What does the phrase 'My friend got me into something' mean?

• My friend doesn't like this activity

• My friend introduced this activity to me

• My friend forced me to do this activity

• My friend doesn't know about this activity

What descriptive word can be used to say why you enjoy something?

• Exciting

• Boring

• Tiring

• Hard

What can you add to your sentences to make your English sound more interesting and natural?

• More nouns

• More adjectives

• More verbs

• More details

What is the purpose of adding background information about your hobby?

• To give more details about your hobby

• To make your answer longer

• To show off your knowledge

• To impress others

What can you talk about when giving background information about your hobby?

• When and why you started doing it

• What other people think about your hobby

• How much money you spend on your hobby

• Where you bought your hobby supplies

What should you do to make your answer more interesting when talking about your free time?

• Repeat the same information

• Use complex vocabulary

• Keep it short and simple

• Add lots of details