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- 1. Questions & Answers Level D www.readinga-z.com LEVELED BOOK D Written by Rus Buyok Hobbies Follow www.BurtonEnglishSchool.com 際際滷share Youtube TwitterTPT PinterestQuizlet
- 2. Skills: Questions and Answers Level D - Hobbies Visit www.BurtonEnglishSchool.com to check your work. Q - Question A - Answer 1.) What do people have? People _______ hobbies. Q: A: 2.) Are hobbies all the same? No, hobbies _____ not all the same. Q: A: 3.) Do you like dancing? I (like / dont like) __________. Q: A: 4.) Do you like collecting? I (like / dont like) __________ . Q: A: 5.) What is your hobby? I like __________________. Q: A: www.readinga-z.com LEVELEDBOOKD WrittenbyRusBuyok Hobbies Name:
- 3. 1.) What do people have?
- 5. 2.) Are hobbies all the same?
- 6. No, hobbies are not all the same.
- 7. 3.) Do you like dancing?
- 8. I (like / dont like) dancing.
- 9. 4.) Do you like collecting?
- 10. I (like / dont like) collecting .
- 11. 5.) What is your hobby?
- 13. Great Job! Follow www.BurtonEnglishSchool.com 際際滷share Youtube TwitterTPT PinterestQuizlet