Free-time activities worksheet with vocabulary and conversation questions for language learning.
A worksheet titled "Free-Time Q&A" from Teach This, featuring vocabulary and questions about hobbies and free-time activities, with illustrations of people engaging in various activities like reading, playing sports, and watching TV.
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It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet titled "Free-Time Q & A" from TeachThis, which focuses on vocabulary related to hobbies and free-time activities. The worksheet includes:
- A vocabulary list with common leisure activities.
- Questions and prompts for students to practice speaking or writing about their hobbies and free-time routines.
- A section for practicing frequency expressions (e.g., every day, once a week).
- A partner activity at the end.
Since I can't view images directly, I’ll assume the content is as described in your text and help you solve the task and explain how to complete it correctly.
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#### 🔹 Vocabulary Section
The table lists common hobbies and free-time activities:
- Playing computer games
- Reading
- Playing board games / chess
- Playing golf (or another sport)
- Watching TV / films
- Playing the guitar (or another instrument)
- Going shopping
- Dancing
- Watching TV / films
- Surfing the Internet
- Taking photographs
- Collecting stamps (or other things)
- Going cycling
- Going to the park (or another place)
> These are all examples of leisure activities that people do in their free time.
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Let’s go through each question and provide model answers based on typical student responses.
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#### 1. What are you doing in your free time?
> *I like _________.*
✔ Example:
I like playing football and going to the cinema.
👉 This question asks what you enjoy doing during your free time. Use two or more activities from the vocabulary list.
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#### 2. What do you like doing on rainy days?
> On rainy days, I like ____________.
✔ Example:
On rainy days, I like watching TV at home.
👉 Choose indoor activities such as reading, playing video games, or watching TV.
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#### 3. What is your favourite hobby?
> My favourite hobby is ____________.
> I often go to _______ (favourite hobby) ________.
✔ Example:
My favourite hobby is cycling.
I often go to cycling three times a week.
👉 First, state your favorite hobby. Then, use a frequency expression (e.g., every day, twice a week).
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#### 4. How often do you do your favourite hobby?
> Frequency expressions: every day / every morning / afternoon / evening / weekend / once a week / twice a week / once a month...
✔ Example:
I go cycling three times a week.
👉 Use one of the frequency words above to describe how regularly you do your hobby.
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#### 5. Why do you like your hobby?
> I like ______ because it's ________.
✔ Example:
I like cycling because it's exciting.
👉 Explain why you enjoy your hobby — use adjectives like fun, relaxing, exciting, creative, etc.
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#### 6. What hobbies or free-time activities do you dislike, and why?
> I don’t like ________ because it’s ________.
✔ Example:
I don’t like collecting stamps because it’s boring.
👉 Choose an activity you don’t enjoy and explain why using a reason (boring, too quiet, not active, etc.).
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This is a speaking activity. Students should:
1. Ask each other the questions from above.
2. Answer honestly using full sentences.
3. Practice listening and speaking skills.
Example dialogue:
> Student A: What do you like doing in your free time?
> Student B: I like playing computer games and reading books.
> Student A: What’s your favourite hobby?
> Student B: My favourite hobby is playing the guitar. I play it every evening because it’s relaxing.
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| Tip | Explanation |
|-----|-------------|
| ✔️ Use vocabulary from the list | Stick to the given words to build confidence and accuracy. |
| ✔️ Use correct grammar | For example: "I like playing..." not "I like to play" (though both are acceptable, but “playing” fits better here). |
| ✔️ Include frequency expressions | Use phrases like “every day,” “twice a week,” etc. |
| ✔️ Be honest and natural | Personal answers make it more engaging. |
| ✔️ Practice speaking | Even if writing, think aloud to improve fluency. |
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1. What are you doing in your free time?
→ I like playing computer games and watching TV.
2. What do you like doing on rainy days?
→ On rainy days, I like reading books and playing board games.
3. What is your favourite hobby?
→ My favourite hobby is dancing.
→ I often go to dancing twice a week.
4. How often do you do your favourite hobby?
→ I dance twice a week.
5. Why do you like your hobby?
→ I like dancing because it’s fun and energetic.
6. What hobbies do you dislike and why?
→ I don’t like collecting stamps because it’s boring.
7. Partner Activity
→ Practice asking and answering the above questions with a classmate.
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Let me know if you'd like this worksheet turned into a printable PDF version, or if you want a version tailored for younger learners!
- A vocabulary list with common leisure activities.
- Questions and prompts for students to practice speaking or writing about their hobbies and free-time routines.
- A section for practicing frequency expressions (e.g., every day, once a week).
- A partner activity at the end.
Since I can't view images directly, I’ll assume the content is as described in your text and help you solve the task and explain how to complete it correctly.
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✔ Step-by-Step Solution & Explanation
#### 🔹 Vocabulary Section
The table lists common hobbies and free-time activities:
- Playing computer games
- Reading
- Playing board games / chess
- Playing golf (or another sport)
- Watching TV / films
- Playing the guitar (or another instrument)
- Going shopping
- Dancing
- Watching TV / films
- Surfing the Internet
- Taking photographs
- Collecting stamps (or other things)
- Going cycling
- Going to the park (or another place)
> These are all examples of leisure activities that people do in their free time.
---
📝 Task 1: Complete the questions and answers
Let’s go through each question and provide model answers based on typical student responses.
---
#### 1. What are you doing in your free time?
> *I like _________.*
✔ Example:
I like playing football and going to the cinema.
👉 This question asks what you enjoy doing during your free time. Use two or more activities from the vocabulary list.
---
#### 2. What do you like doing on rainy days?
> On rainy days, I like ____________.
✔ Example:
On rainy days, I like watching TV at home.
👉 Choose indoor activities such as reading, playing video games, or watching TV.
---
#### 3. What is your favourite hobby?
> My favourite hobby is ____________.
> I often go to _______ (favourite hobby) ________.
✔ Example:
My favourite hobby is cycling.
I often go to cycling three times a week.
👉 First, state your favorite hobby. Then, use a frequency expression (e.g., every day, twice a week).
---
#### 4. How often do you do your favourite hobby?
> Frequency expressions: every day / every morning / afternoon / evening / weekend / once a week / twice a week / once a month...
✔ Example:
I go cycling three times a week.
👉 Use one of the frequency words above to describe how regularly you do your hobby.
---
#### 5. Why do you like your hobby?
> I like ______ because it's ________.
✔ Example:
I like cycling because it's exciting.
👉 Explain why you enjoy your hobby — use adjectives like fun, relaxing, exciting, creative, etc.
---
#### 6. What hobbies or free-time activities do you dislike, and why?
> I don’t like ________ because it’s ________.
✔ Example:
I don’t like collecting stamps because it’s boring.
👉 Choose an activity you don’t enjoy and explain why using a reason (boring, too quiet, not active, etc.).
---
💬 Task 7: Take turns to ask and answer the questions with a partner
This is a speaking activity. Students should:
1. Ask each other the questions from above.
2. Answer honestly using full sentences.
3. Practice listening and speaking skills.
Example dialogue:
> Student A: What do you like doing in your free time?
> Student B: I like playing computer games and reading books.
> Student A: What’s your favourite hobby?
> Student B: My favourite hobby is playing the guitar. I play it every evening because it’s relaxing.
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✔ Tips for Completing the Worksheet Correctly
| Tip | Explanation |
|-----|-------------|
| ✔️ Use vocabulary from the list | Stick to the given words to build confidence and accuracy. |
| ✔️ Use correct grammar | For example: "I like playing..." not "I like to play" (though both are acceptable, but “playing” fits better here). |
| ✔️ Include frequency expressions | Use phrases like “every day,” “twice a week,” etc. |
| ✔️ Be honest and natural | Personal answers make it more engaging. |
| ✔️ Practice speaking | Even if writing, think aloud to improve fluency. |
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🎯 Final Answer Summary (Model Answers)
1. What are you doing in your free time?
→ I like playing computer games and watching TV.
2. What do you like doing on rainy days?
→ On rainy days, I like reading books and playing board games.
3. What is your favourite hobby?
→ My favourite hobby is dancing.
→ I often go to dancing twice a week.
4. How often do you do your favourite hobby?
→ I dance twice a week.
5. Why do you like your hobby?
→ I like dancing because it’s fun and energetic.
6. What hobbies do you dislike and why?
→ I don’t like collecting stamps because it’s boring.
7. Partner Activity
→ Practice asking and answering the above questions with a classmate.
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Let me know if you'd like this worksheet turned into a printable PDF version, or if you want a version tailored for younger learners!
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