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Skill Builders: Speaking – Hobbies and Interests Lowe r - Intermediate Heads Up English www.headsupenglish.com HOBBIES AND INTERESTS Discuss or debate the questions below. Remember to support your answers!  If you could do your hobby every day, would you want to? Why/not?  Does your hobby help you relax? If yes, how does it help you relax?  Would you like to try something dangerous, like skydiving? How about rock climbing? Why/not?  Would you like to try something quiet, like chess? Why/not?  What is your hobby? (Or what are your hobbies?)  How often do you do you hobby? Is this enough? Please explain.  How did you become interested in your hobby? Please explain.  What were your hobbies when you were younger?  What hobby or activity would you want to try someday? Why do you want to try it?  What hobby or activity would you definitely never want to try someday? Why don't you want to try it?  Rank the following hobbies from most interesting to least interesting: 1) mountain climbing, 2) watching movies, 3) learning a language, 4) cooking, and 5) building model airplanes, cars, robots, etc. Why did you choose this order? Please explain.  What will you do this weekend?  Does your best friend, boy/girlfriend, or husband/wife have the same hobbies as you?  Can you think of any strange hobbies? Why are these hobbies strange?  Do you have any embarrassing hobbies? If yes, do you want to talk about them?  What w ould you like to try before you die? Please explain.  What have you tried but didn't like? Please explain.  What do hobbies and interests tell about a person?  What do your hobbies and interests tell about you?  Imagine how your hobbies would change if you had $10,000,000. Please explain.