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RIGHT or WRONG<br />

1. Sharon says that a person must have at least five hobbies.<br />

2. She thinks one <strong>can</strong> tell <strong>what</strong> a person is like by his or her hobby.<br />

3. If <strong>you</strong> choose a hobby according to <strong>you</strong>r character and taste <strong>you</strong> feel happy.<br />

4. The most popular hobby is making photos.<br />

5. Sharon likes all kinds of music.<br />

6. She has a large collection of view-cards and photos.<br />

7. Sharon is sure that making things is very exciting.<br />

8. The most valuable among all her hobbies is reading.<br />

• Take turns. You ask a question based on a sentence of <strong>the</strong> <strong>text</strong>. Your classmate<br />

answers and <strong>the</strong>n asks ano<strong>the</strong>r classmate a question based on a different sentence.<br />

The exercise continues until all of <strong>the</strong> sentences of <strong>the</strong> <strong>text</strong> are used.<br />

• Work in pairs. Look at <strong>the</strong> pictures of hobbies again and interview <strong>you</strong>r<br />

classmate. Ask:<br />

1. which of <strong>the</strong>se hobbies he/she has already tried<br />

2. which of <strong>the</strong>se hobbies he/she does not like and why<br />

3. which of <strong>the</strong>se hobbies he/she would like to try<br />

Follow up<br />

• Write a short story: “My hobby”.<br />

• <strong>Read</strong> it out and discuss it in class.<br />

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