I LOVE TAKING RISKS

Taking risks means trying new things even if they are a little dangerous or uncertain. People who love taking risks like to explore, learn, and sometimes feel excited by challenges. Taking risks can help us grow and discover new talents. It is important to be careful but also brave sometimes.

Examples:

I love taking risks because I want to learn new things.
She takes risks when she tries a new sport.
They took a risk and started a new business.

1. GRAMMAR:

1.1 Present Simple Tense

We use the present simple to talk about habits and facts.

Affirmative:

I love taking risks.
He likes new challenges.

Negative:

She doesn’t like to take risks.
We don’t always try new things.

Questions:

Do you like taking risks?
Why do they love challenges?

2. VOCABULARY:

Risk – A situation with danger or chance of failure.
Brave – Showing courage and not afraid.
Challenge – A hard task to do.
Excited – Feeling happy and enthusiastic.
Dangerous – Something that can cause harm.
Try – To do something to see what happens.
Learn – To get knowledge or skill.
New – Not old; something you have not done before.
Success – Achieving what you want.
Fear – Feeling afraid or scared.

3. USEFUL EXPRESSIONS:

I love taking risks.
It is exciting to try new things.
Sometimes risks are dangerous.
Being brave helps me try.
I learn from every risk I take.

4. SENTENCES:

4.1 Positive Sentences

I love taking risks every day.
She is brave when trying new sports.
They learn a lot from their challenges.

4.2 Negative Sentences

He doesn’t like dangerous activities.
We don’t take risks without thinking.
She isn’t afraid of failure.

4.3 Questions

Do you love taking risks?
Why do you try new things?
Are risks always dangerous?

4.4 Answers

Yes, I love taking risks because it is fun.
I try new things to learn and grow.
No, some risks are safe if you are careful.

5. CONVERSATION:

Anna: Hi Tom! You look excited today. What’s new?

Tom: Hi Anna! I love taking risks. Yesterday, I tried rock climbing for the first time!

Anna: Wow! That sounds dangerous. Were you scared?

Tom: A little, but I was also brave. I wanted to try something new.

Anna: Did you like it?

Tom: Yes! It was hard but fun. I learned a lot and I want to try more challenges.

Anna: That’s great! I’m not sure if I am brave enough.

Tom: You can try small risks first. It helps you grow and feel more confident.

6. READING:

Taking risks can be exciting and scary. Some people love to try new things even if there is a chance of failure or danger. For example, trying a new sport, starting a business, or traveling to a new place are all risks. Being brave helps people face these challenges. Sometimes, risks do not end well, but they help people learn and become stronger. It is important to think before taking a risk and to be safe. Many successful people say that taking risks helped them grow and reach their goals.