3-Asking ablout hobbies

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• Do you have any hobbies?
• What are your hobbies?

However, native English speakers almost never use the word "hobbies" when asking about them!

A much more natural way to ask the same question is:

• What do you do for fun?
• What do you do in your free time?

So how would you answer this question? Let's look at how native speakers would do it!

The easiest way is to say:
"I like to ..." or just "I like ..." followed by what you like to do.
For example:

• I like to watch movies.

• I like watching mobies.

• I like to play golf.

• I like playing golf.

You can emphasize how much you like your hobby by adding a word like "really" in front of "like".
For Example:

• I really like watching movies.

On the other hand, if you want to play down how much you like something, you can say "kind of".
For Example:

• I kind of like palying tennis.

If you don't have any special hobbies, or don't want to be specific, a good way to reply is:
I like hanging out with my friends, and stuff like that.

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2020.3.23