Hobbies and sports ppt 6 grade
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The document lists various hobbies and leisure activities people enjoy such as watching movies, playing music, arts and crafts, sports, and games. Popular pastimes mentioned include playing guitar, photography, dancing, drawing, reading, card games, computer games, swimming, cycling, team sports like basketball and soccer, as well as individual sports like tennis, skiing, surfing and running.
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- 4. Play guitar
- 5. Go to the cinema
- 7. Dance
- 10. Collect
- 11. Read
- 12. Play card games.
- 15. Fishing
- 16. Swimming
- 17. Surfing
- 18. Running
- 19. Boxing
- 20. Skiing
- 21. Cycling
- 22. Tennis
- 23. Basketball
- 24. Soccer
- 25. Rugby
- 26. Volleyball
- 27. Thanks for your attention