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HOBBY

1. Introduction
 Begin by greeting your audience.
 Introduce yourself briefly.
 State what the video is about: talking about your personal hobby.
2. Body
 Describe your hobby (What is it?).
 Explain how and when you became interested in it.
 Discuss how often you engage in your hobby and who you do it with, if applicable.
 Talk about why you enjoy it (reasons, personal significance).
 Detail the benefits (both personal and perhaps communal/social).
3. Farewell
 Summarize what you have talked about.
 Express hope that the viewers found the video interesting or inspiring.
 Say goodbye.
Vocabulary and Useful Structures:
Basic Level:
 Hobby-related words: collect, draw, read, cook, play (an instrument or a sport), dance, etc.
 Simple verbs: like, love, enjoy, prefer, do, go, have, know.
 Frequency adverbs: often, sometimes, always, rarely, never.
 Basic conjunctions: and, but, because, so.
 Useful phrases: “My favorite hobby is...”, “I started...”, “I usually...”, “It makes me feel...”
Intermediate Level:
 Descriptive adjectives: relaxing, exciting, challenging, rewarding.
 Past Tense for narratives: “I began...”, “I was introduced to...”, “I learned...”
 Modal verbs for ability and preference: can, could, would.
 Useful phrases: “I am passionate about...”, “I am keen on...”, “This hobby allows me to...”, “I
engage in this activity...”
Advanced Level:
 More sophisticated hobby-specific vocabulary: for example, if your hobby is photography, words
like aperture, exposure, composition, and shutter speed.
 Complex sentences with relative clauses: “The reason I chose this hobby, which has become a
significant part of my life, is...”
 Conditional sentences: “If I have time, I will...”, “If I were able, I would...”
 Expressing hypotheticals: “I might...”, “I could see myself...”
 Useful phrases: “This hobby has cultivated in me a sense of...”, “It has been a journey of...”,
“Engaging in this hobby is not only enjoyable but also...”
Creating Your Script:
When creating your script, remember to use language that feels natural to you. Here’s a simplified
example of how you might structure your speech:
 Intro: “Hi everyone, I’m [Your Name], and today I’ll share with you my favorite hobby which is
[Your Hobby].”
 Body:
 “I got into [Your Hobby] around [Timeframe], and it’s something I’ve come to love
deeply.”
 “I usually [do Your Hobby] on [Frequency], and sometimes I [do it with
Someone/Solo].”
 “I find it [Adjective], especially because [Reason].”
 “The benefits have been amazing, including [Benefit 1] and [Benefit 2].”
 Farewell: “I hope you enjoyed learning about my hobby of [Your Hobby]. Thanks for watching,
and I’ll see you next time!”
Recording Tips:
 Practice your script several times before recording.
 Keep your tone enthusiastic; your passion for your hobby will be contagious.
 Make sure your recording space is quiet and well-lit.
 Use images or footage of you engaged in your hobby to make the video more interesting.
 Edit the video to include text of key vocabulary words when you mention them.
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