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This document summarizes some typical leisure activities in Catalonia, including dancing the Sardanes in a circle, building human towers called Castellers at festivals, picking mushrooms in forests with family and friends in autumn, celebrating Castanyada on October 31st by eating chestnuts and cakes, attending performances of "The Shepherds" on Christmas Day, and watching groups dressed as devils set off fireworks among crowds at Correfocs street festivals.
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2b.
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3.
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3. Does he go to the cinema every Saturdays?
4. Does your little brother eat meat everyday?
5. Do they write the poems every lessons?
4.
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2. She doesn't see opera every.
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2b.
1. often
2. sometimes
3. never
4. usually
5. sometimes
3.
1. Do you cook every Friday?
2. Does she speak Italian every time?
3. Does he go to the cinema every Saturdays?
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5. Do they write the poems every lessons?
4.
1. I don't eat banana ice cream every time.
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This document discusses different types of leisure activities and how they reflect people's personalities. Some people prefer passive activities like reading when not working, as these introverted types enjoy spending time alone. Others like being active with hobbies like scuba diving or mountaineering since they need to constantly move. Some find satisfaction through creative hobbies like carpentry or pottery. The author notes they previously enjoyed active pastimes but now values rest, though still likes concerts and picnics in addition to swimming and walking with friends. In general, leisure pursuits reveal a person's interests and help provide relaxation from daily responsibilities.
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The document discusses different types of leisure activities that people enjoy such as travelling, cooking, sports, and hobbies. It notes that hobbies can be either creative or passive. While making money is important, people should also make time for rest and hobbies for pleasure. The author enjoys both active hobbies like dancing, singing, biking, and photography as well as more calm activities like reading or sewing depending on their mood. Camping is also discussed as an activity the author enjoys.
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