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- 1. Speaking Class 3 Free Time Relax
- 2. Video Podcast “Time Out” • to play music • go to see a band • to keep fit • to do a lot of sport • a crime novel • to go running • to have friends round • oil painting • creative writing • to work out • play badminton • go cycling • to do martial arts • to run a marathon 1. What do you like doing in your free time? 2. What are you going to do this weekend? 3. Do men and women spend their free time differently? How? 4. Who do you like to spend your leisure time with? 5. If you had more free time, what would you do with it? 6. Do you like gossiping in your free time? Who do you gossip with? Who do you gossip about? 7. Do you ever feel that you waste your free time? How? 8. What do you really hate having to do in your free time? 9. What new activity would you like to try doing in your free time?
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- 4. Talk for a Minute
- 5. Party Time
- 6. Taboo Game