All three questions are correct but differ slightly in meaning: 1. “Do you play sports?” – General question about participation. 2. “Do you often play sports?” – Focuses on frequency. 3. “Do you usually play sports?” – Focuses on habit or routine. Answering differences: • “No, I don’t.” (if they never play) • “Not often, maybe once a month.” (for ②) • “Not usually, only in summer.” (for ③) Tip: In British English, “Do you play any sports?” sounds more natural.

1. Do you play sports? – Asks if you play sports at all (general habit or ability). * Answer: Yes, I play basketball. / No, I don’t. 2. Do you often play sports? – Asks about frequency (how regularly you play). * Answer: Yes, I play basketball twice a week. / No, not really. 3. Do you usually play sports? – Asks about typical behavior or routine. * Answer: Yes, I usually play basketball on weekends. / No, not usually.

Do you play sports = General question. In your free time, do you ever play sports. Or do you go to the cinema or read a book instead? Do you often = asks about frequency. Do you often play sports or maybe just once or twice a year? Do you usually = asks if it’s your normal behaviour. Do you usually play sports at weekends? So modt weekends you do this!