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1A sport you would like to try
Bouldering is easy to start: “all you need are your shoes, some chalk and a boulder”. Would you like to try bouldering? Or is there another sport you dream of trying?
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Introduction
- Say which sport you would like to try.
- Say how you discovered it: a video, a friend, a holiday…
Why this sport?
- What do you like about it: the challenge, the fun, being outside, the people?
- What qualities do you need: strength, courage, patience?
What could stop you?
- Is it expensive, far from home, dangerous?
- How could you solve the problem?
Conclusion
- Say when and where you would like to try it.
Useful phrases
I've always wanted to…I'd love to try…It looks…You need to be…The problem is that…I'm a bit scared of…I hope I'll…2Is sport more fun with competitions?
Some people climb just for fun. Others train for weeks to win competitions. In your opinion, is sport more fun when you compete?
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Introduction
- Say what sport you do, or would like to do.
- Ask the question: fun or competition?
Competitions are great
- They motivate you to train and to make progress.
- You meet other people and travel.
But…
- Competitions can be stressful: you are afraid of losing.
- Sport can be just for fun, for your health or to be with friends.
Conclusion
- Give your opinion clearly, with an example from your own life.
Useful phrases
On the one hand…On the other hand…I think that…For example,What's more,Personally,