21 What about you? Discuss in pairs.

 What are your hobbies?

 What sports do you like doing?

 What do other members of your family do in their spare time?

22 Get into groups. What other words in English for sports or hobbies would you like to know?

Each group chooses the words in Russian that they would most like to know in English. Look up these words in a bilingual dictionary and complete the table. Than compare your tables.

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WORDLIST

Abroad

Additional

Advertisement

Aerobics

Album

Already

Also

Always

Angler

Angling

Animal

Around

Art

As well

Athlete

Athletics

Author

Awful

Background

Budgie

Badminton

Band

Beach

Beak

Beware

Blood

Body

Boring

Bottle

Bowling

Boxing

Bread

Cage

Canary

Canoeing

Catchy

Caterpillar

Chart

Cheap

Chess

Choir

Church

Claw

Climbing

Craft

Crazy

Cricket

Cute

Cycling

Dancing

Dangerous

Different

Difficult

Disco

Don’t mind

Dozen

Drawing

Drum

Easy

Enough

Especially

Excellent

Exciting

Expensive

False

Fantastic

Fascinating

Fast

Fat

Favourite

Female

Fencing

Flute

Folk

Food

Foreign

Frequency

Frequently

Gardening

Goldfish

Golf

Grass

Great

Guard

Guitar

Gymnastics

Hairy

Hamster

Hang gliding

Hardcore

Hardly ever

Head-ache

Hedgehog

Hip-hop

Horse riding

Hurry

Hutch

Ice-skating

Iguana

Imperative

Indie

Jazz

Jogging

Judo

Jungle

Kitten

Lawn

Leash

Leg

Leisure

Lizard

Lot

Loud

Magazine

Male

Mello

Message

Mouse (mice)

Movies

Musical

Musician

Naughty

Necessary

Neck

Need

Net

Never

Nocturnal

Noisy

Nut

Obedient

Occasionally

Often

Once

Opportunity

Orchestra

Painting

Parachuting

Parrot

Particular

Pet

Photography

Piano

Plenty

Pond

Pop

Presenter

Pressure

Puppy

Puzzle

Quiet

Quiz

Rabbit

Ragga

Raggae

Rap

Rarely

Rave

Relax

Rhythm

Rock

Roller-blading

Rugby

Sailing

Salmon

Sand

Scuba-diving

Seed

Seldom

Sharp

Shell

Shiny

Simply

Skiing

Snake

Snowboarding

Soccer

Sole

Solo

Sometimes

Spare

Spider

Spike

Stamp

Stomach

Sumo

Sunny

Suppose

Swimming

Tail

Tarantula

Team

Techno

Tiring

To bark

To be afraid of

To be crazy about

To be fond of

To be keen on

To beat

To believe

To bow

To catch

To clap

To clean

To complain

To dig

To dislike

To download

To dye

To eat

To enjoy

To entertain

To feed

To hate

To hit

To invite

To join

To keep

To leave

To like

To look for

To look forward to

To love

To mind

To prefer

To reply

To rinse

To sale

To seem

To stew

To support

To take care of

To throw

To train

Tortoise

Tournament

Trance

Trout

True

Trumpet

Twice

Vegetables

Vet

Violin

Walking

Weigh

Wet

Wheel

Windsurfing

Wizard

Worm

Wrestler

Wrestling

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