How do we ask and talk about hobbies?

Which of the following is a correct way to answer the question “What do you do for fun?”

• I like play guitar.

• I like to playing guitar.

• I enjoy play guitar.

• I like to play guitar.

Which question is more natural in everyday English?

• What are your hobbies?

• What do you do in your free time?

• What is your best hobby?
  
  

• What kind of job do you do?

Which answer uses the correct gerund form?

• I enjoy to cook.
  
  

• I like cooking.

• I like cook.

• I keen on swim.

Which question is not commonly used in conversational English?

• What do you do when you’re bored?
  
  

• What do you do for fun?

• What is your favorite hobby?

• What do you do in your spare time?

What is the correct British English expression?

• I enjoy to run.
  
  

• I fond of running.

• I am fond of running.

• I like running to.

Which of the following is grammatically correct?

• I like to swimming.

• I like swimming.

• I enjoy to swimming.

• I keen on swim.

Which sentence uses “keen on” correctly?

• I keen on to read.

• I am keen on reading.

• I am keen reading.

• I am keen to reading.

What is a natural answer to the question “Do you have any hobbies?”

• No, I am occupation.

• Yes, I like to study.

• Yes, I have hobby.

• Yes, I reading fond of.

Which response uses the structure “enjoy + verb-ing” correctly?

• I enjoy play tennis.

• I enjoy playing tennis.

• I enjoy to playing tennis.

• I enjoy to play tennis.

Which of the following is not a natural question to ask about someone’s free-time activities?

• What do you do when you’re bored?
  
  

• Do you have any hobbies?

• What is your free time name?

• What do you do for fun?