minh minh
‎Please help me correct the sentences below. Thank you! 1. Is it correct to ask: A: What are you interested in doing in your free time? B: In my free time, I'm interested in learning languages. 2. When you want to ask about somebody's personality, is it correct to ask: What are you like? => I'm a well-organized person. What is your personality? => I'm sociable and hard-working.
Jan 26, 2021 5:11 PM
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"What are you interested in doing in your free time?" Correction: "What do you like to do in your free time?" Asking about someone's personality: In the U.S., it's not common to ask about someone's "personality". In the right context, for example if you met someone at a party or if you were on a first date, you could bring up the question about someone's personality through conversation. For example, "Hi Minh, nice to see you. This party is pretty lively, isn't it? I usually prefer to stay in and watch Netflix. What about your? Are you more extroverted or do you prefer smaller groups?"
January 26, 2021
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