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Sports and hobbies
We all enjoy doing different sports and hobbies. They
 are very good topics of conversation. We often ask
 questions like:
What sports do you do?
Do you have any hobbies?
How long have you been painting for?
When did you start playing badminton?
What do you enjoy about diving?
PLAY, GO or DO SPORTS
There are 3 verbs used to talk about sports.
PLAY = football, tennis, hockey, basketball (basically any
 sports PLAYED with a ball)
GO = swimming, hiking, skiing, sailing (movement)
DO = yoga, pilates, karate, Tai-chi.


The verb “practise” in English is used to talk about
 technique when doing a sport NOT FOR SPORT IN
 GENERAL
e.g. I need to practise my starts in the 100m sprint.
It is also used for music and languages

Where do you play/do/go ……?
There are different words for the places we
use for sport e.g.
PITCH = Football, rugby, cricket, hockey
COURT = Basketball, tennis, volleyball
TRACK – Athletics, cycling, horse racing, car racing
COURSE – Golf, cross country running
GYM- Pilates, spinning, weight-lifting gym
RING – Boxing
RINK- Ice skating, ice hockey
Equipment
Here are some words for sports equipment
NET, RACKETS, BALL, SHUTTTLECOCK - tennis,
 badminton, squash
BOOTS, SHORTS, SHINPADS, STICKS –
 football, rugby, hockey
CLUBS, TEE, BALLS, HOLES – Golf
BOARD, SAIL, KITE, PADDLES, LIFEJACKETS –
 windsurfing, kite surfing, sailing, canoeing
Hobbies and Games
Painting – brushes, easel
Hiking – boots, rucksack
Photography - camera
Chess – board and pieces
Scrabble – board, tiles
Cards – deck of cards
Stamp/coin collecting
Hobbies and Games
Painting – brushes, easel
Hiking – boots, rucksack
Photography - camera
Chess – board and pieces
Scrabble – board, tiles
Cards – deck of cards
Stamp/coin collecting

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Sports and hobbies

  • 1. Sports and hobbies We all enjoy doing different sports and hobbies. They are very good topics of conversation. We often ask questions like: What sports do you do? Do you have any hobbies? How long have you been painting for? When did you start playing badminton? What do you enjoy about diving?
  • 2. PLAY, GO or DO SPORTS There are 3 verbs used to talk about sports. PLAY = football, tennis, hockey, basketball (basically any sports PLAYED with a ball) GO = swimming, hiking, skiing, sailing (movement) DO = yoga, pilates, karate, Tai-chi. The verb “practise” in English is used to talk about technique when doing a sport NOT FOR SPORT IN GENERAL e.g. I need to practise my starts in the 100m sprint. It is also used for music and languages 
  • 3. Where do you play/do/go ……? There are different words for the places we use for sport e.g. PITCH = Football, rugby, cricket, hockey COURT = Basketball, tennis, volleyball TRACK – Athletics, cycling, horse racing, car racing COURSE – Golf, cross country running GYM- Pilates, spinning, weight-lifting gym RING – Boxing RINK- Ice skating, ice hockey
  • 4. Equipment Here are some words for sports equipment NET, RACKETS, BALL, SHUTTTLECOCK - tennis, badminton, squash BOOTS, SHORTS, SHINPADS, STICKS –  football, rugby, hockey CLUBS, TEE, BALLS, HOLES – Golf BOARD, SAIL, KITE, PADDLES, LIFEJACKETS – windsurfing, kite surfing, sailing, canoeing
  • 5. Hobbies and Games Painting – brushes, easel Hiking – boots, rucksack Photography - camera Chess – board and pieces Scrabble – board, tiles Cards – deck of cards Stamp/coin collecting
  • 6. Hobbies and Games Painting – brushes, easel Hiking – boots, rucksack Photography - camera Chess – board and pieces Scrabble – board, tiles Cards – deck of cards Stamp/coin collecting