Preguntas de conversación
Preguntas sobre hobbies en inglés (B1–C1)
Tiempo libre, nuevas habilidades y cuándo una afición se vuelve algo más.
- Edad
- A partir de 13 años
- Nivel
- B1–C1
- Habilidad
- Expresión oral
- Formato
- Guía docente
Calentamiento
Students mime their favourite hobby for 30 seconds while their partner asks yes/no questions to work out what it is and how often they do it.
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Las 12 preguntas
B1
- What do you usually do in your free time at the weekend?
- How did you get into your favourite hobby?
- Is there a hobby you have given up? Why did you stop?
- What new skill or hobby would you like to try this year?
B2
- Are hobbies more enjoyable when you do them alone or with other people? Why?
- Why do you think some hobbies suddenly become fashionable and then fade away?
- Should a hobby be purely for fun, or is it better to set goals and keep improving? Explain.
- How have phones and the internet changed the way people spend their free time?
C1
- What does the way someone spends their free time reveal about them, and what might it hide?
- Turning a hobby into a career is often seen as a dream. What could be lost when that happens?
- Is the pressure to be productive spoiling our ability to enjoy leisure for its own sake?
- Should public money be spent on leisure facilities such as libraries and sports centres, and how would you justify the cost?
Actividad de cierre
In pairs, each student 'sells' their hobby to their partner in one minute. The partner decides whether they would give it a try and explains why.
Tarjetas de preguntas para imprimir
Doce tarjetas recortables con el nivel en cada una, además de las frases y el vocabulario.
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What do you usually do in your free time at the weekend?
B1 · Hobbies
How did you get into your favourite hobby?
B1 · Hobbies
Is there a hobby you have given up? Why did you stop?
B1 · Hobbies
What new skill or hobby would you like to try this year?
B1 · Hobbies
Are hobbies more enjoyable when you do them alone or with other people? Why?
B2 · Hobbies
Why do you think some hobbies suddenly become fashionable and then fade away?
B2 · Hobbies
Should a hobby be purely for fun, or is it better to set goals and keep improving? Explain.
B2 · Hobbies
How have phones and the internet changed the way people spend their free time?
B2 · Hobbies
What does the way someone spends their free time reveal about them, and what might it hide?
C1 · Hobbies
Turning a hobby into a career is often seen as a dream. What could be lost when that happens?
C1 · Hobbies
Is the pressure to be productive spoiling our ability to enjoy leisure for its own sake?
C1 · Hobbies
Should public money be spent on leisure facilities such as libraries and sports centres, and how would you justify the cost?
C1 · Hobbies
Useful phrases
- What I love about it is...
- I'd say that...
- From my own experience, ...
- Absolutely, and that's why...
- I know exactly what you mean...
- I see it a bit differently...
- That's not always the case, though...
- I suppose it depends on the person, but...
Vocabulary
- take up — to start a new hobby or activity
- pastime — an activity done regularly for enjoyment
- unwind — to relax after work or stress
- get hooked on — to become very keen on something
- well-rounded — having a wide range of interests and skills
- side hustle — extra paid work alongside a main job