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"I used to pursue my drawing hobby" or "I used to pursue my hobby in drawing" I want to say that drawing was once my hobby and I pursued that hobby until I found out that I just didn't have the talent. How can I say that in one sentence? Is the any problem with two expressions above? Thank you :)
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"I used to pursue my drawing hobby" is correct. The other sentence is correct, but awkward, and not something a native English speaker would say. You could also say... "I used to draw as a hobby" "I used to like drawing" "I liked drawing when I was younger but I didn't really have the talent so I gave it up"
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The first sentence is better. In the second, the form of “my hobby of drawing” is more correct than “in drawing” but the first sentence is still more appropriate.
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