Hobbies and Interests

Choose the phrase that best matches each situation. Pay attention to degree, problems, successful results, and standard word order.

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Question 1

Nearly everyone in my class likes drawing. They think it is _____.

Options: interesting enough, very interesting, too interesting

Question 2

Leo paints every weekend. Painting is _____ hobby for him.

Options: really fun a, a really fun, a fun really

Question 3

My brother is on the school chess team, so he is _____ to play with them this year.

Options: too good at chess, not good enough at chess, good enough at chess

Question 4

Gardening is _____ difficult for me. I only need a little help.

Options: too, a bit, enough

Question 5

This guitar piece is _____ for beginners to play without a teacher.

Options: a little hard, hard enough, too hard

Question 6

The new camera is cheap, but I still cannot pay for it. It is _____ for me.

Options: very expensive, expensive enough, too expensive

Question 7

I finished my first long cycle ride today. It was _____ exciting!

Options: enough, so, a little

Question 8

Many students at our school play video games. The hobby is _____ popular here.

Options: popular enough, very popular, a bit popular

Question 9

I needed two hours and many tries. That was not a problem. The puzzle was _____.

Options: too difficult, a little difficult, very difficult

Question 10

Maya makes a cake every Sunday. She thinks baking is _____.

Options: real enjoyable, really enjoyable, enjoyable really

Question 11

The short yoga routine is helpful _____ for me to relax before bed.

Options: very, really, enough

Question 12

Fishing is _____ boring for my children. They still like it.

Options: too, enough, a bit

Practise Hobbies and Interests with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Hobbies and Interests in everyday English.

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