Different Hobbies
This A2 Flyers Listening Part 3 activity is perfect for young learners. You will hear two friends talking about their friends’ different hobbies — listen and match each person to the right hobby. Great for building confidence and vocabulary!
Elementary Listening
In this A2 Listening Part 3 activity, two friends talk about the hobbies their friends enjoy. Listen and write a letter in each box to match each person to a hobby.
- ⏱️ Takes about 10–15 minutes.
- 💡 Practises listening for activities and descriptions.
- 📶 Elementary stage of learning.
You will hear two friends talking about their friends' different hobbies.
N: Part 3. Listen and look. There is one example.
Question: Who likes which hobby?
Example
Jack: You have lots of friends, Maria. What do you like doing together?
Maria: Well, my friend William really loves going to the cinema. We go to the new cinema near his house every weekend.
Jack: That sounds fun!
N: Can you see the letter E? Now listen and write a letter in each box.
Conversation
Jack: What about your friend Vicky? What does she like doing?
Maria: Oh, Vicky loves visiting museums. She really likes looking at old paintings and statues.
Jack: Cool! And what about Daisy?
Maria: Daisy loves swimming! We go to the swimming pool together every Saturday.
Jack: Is she good at swimming?
Maria: Yes! She swims really well. She’s the best swimmer in our class.
Jack: I met your friend Richard last week.
Maria: Oh yes! Richard loves playing baseball. He plays every day after school.
Jack: I don’t really like baseball.
Maria: I don’t play it, but I like watching Richard’s games. Oh, do you know my friend Fred?
Jack: Yes, I think so.
Maria: Fred’s hobby is tennis. He plays with my older brother every morning.
Jack: That’s nice. Does he play well?
Maria: Yes, very well! And I have another friend who plays music.
Jack: Really? Who’s that?
Maria: It’s Peter. He plays the drums. He’s really good and wants to be in a band.
Jack: Wow, that’s exciting!
N: Now listen to Part 3 again.
N: That is the end of Part 3.
A2 Practice
A big picture which shows people doing things.
A short conversation between two people.
Two sets of pictures.
Five short conversations.
You will hear a conversation about a picture between two people.
A2 Success
You have to write the correct word next to each definition.
- A2 Flyers Reading Practice: Exercise 11 Guide
- Exercise 1 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 10 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 2 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 3 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 4 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 5 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 6 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 7 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 8 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 9 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
A short conversation between two people.
A text with some missing words (gaps) in it (a noun, adjective or verb).
A text with some missing words (gaps).
A complete story, and seven sentences about the story.
A text from a letter or diary with five gaps.
Children write a story based on three pictures.
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