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This document lists various hobbies and activities and asks the reader if they like or don't like each one, with response options of "Yes, I do" or "No, I don't". It includes playing sports like football, canoeing, basketball, tennis, and table tennis, as well as other activities such as swimming, reading, skiing, playing video games, going shopping, watching TV, and studying.
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- 3. Canoeing
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- 9. Skiing
- 11. Going shopping
- 12. Watching TV
- 13. Studying
- 14. Do you like…? No, I don’t Yes, I do