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Describe A Sport That You Really Like
Cue Card
You should say:
- What it is
- How often you do it
- How you learned to do it
- And explain why you like it
Sample Answer
I gotta tell you jogging is my jam. Unlike other sports that are fast-paced and high intensity. I do enjoy the slow pace and the solitary nature of jogging.
I actually started jogging about 10 years ago when I was a college student. Every semester, we had to take a physical fitness test that included an 800-meter run. It was always a pain in neck for me, and I had a hard time passing it. That’s when I started running on my own to aet in shade for the test. And you know what? It worked! Not only did I pass the test, but I also found that I actually enjoyed jogging.
Now l’ve been a huge fan of jogging. Typically, Igo for a jog about 2 to 3 times a week. I usually prefer to do it in the evenings, when the sun is setting and the air is cooler. I find it’s a great way to unwind if after a long day and clear my head.
The experience was both amazing and a bit bizarre. When I’m out jogging, it’s like everything falls into place. It’s almost as if I’m the master of my destiny and every step I take is a small victory. It’s a feeling of control over my life, a moment where nothing else matters except the road ahead and the rhythm of my footsteps. It’s truly an exhilarating sport and a great way to unwind.
Part 3
1. Is sports important for children?
Well, yes, I believe sports are really important for children.
Firstly, sports help children to grow stronger both physically and mentally.
Activities like running or playing football improve fitness and coordination well.
Additionally, sports teach teamwork, discipline, and boost confidence.
However, in many schools, PE classes are often replaced with other lessons, which isn’t ideal because regular physical activity is essential for kids to stay healthy and focused.
I think sports should be given more importance in schools for children’s development.
2. How can we make children aware of the importance of sports?
Well, to make children aware of the importance of sports, I think schools should start by making PE classes more fun and engaging. If the activities are exciting, kids will actually become more interested.
Additionally, teachers can talk about the benefits of sports not just for fitness, but for building confidence and learning teamwork.
Also, encouraging children to try different sports will help them find something they truly enjoy.
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