What type of ____ do you like?

Do you like ____ or ____ more?

I like ____ more/better (I prefer ___)

____ is my favorite ____

sports

American football

volleyball

wrestling

basketball

dance

baseball

golf

softball

track and field

tennis

hockey

soccer

music

rock music / rock

country music / country

jazz music / jazz

pop music / pop

classical music / classical

Latin American music

salsa

reggaeton

merengue

activities

band

choir

art

speech

drama

to play (sports/games)

to play (music)

to dance

to swim

to ride a horse, go horseback riding

to ride a bicycle/bike

to eat

to drink

to listen to

to use electronics

animals

cat

dog

cow

fish (alive)

rabbit

chicken, hen

sheep, lamb

horse

What do you like to do?

And what else?

I like both.

I don't like either of them.

to sing

to run

to play sports

to play video games

to draw

to write

to listen to music

to read

to fish

to watch movies

to watch TV

to travel

How

Which

Which (ones)

When

How much

How many

Where

From where

To where

Why

What

Who (singular)

Who/m (plural)

With who/m

to go

Let's go!

home

to _'s house

to school

to the movies

to the park

to the pool

to the beach

to the mall

to the game/match of

to work

to the store

to the (super)market

to a party

to eat

to a restaurant

to the doctor

to the dentist

to the office

to the library

to church

I don't go anywhere, I'm not going anywhere

I'm going to see

tomorrow

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

the weekend

every day

with my friends

with my family

alone

by car

by plane

by bus

by taxi

by boat

by train

by metro

by foot

on horseback

I

You (familiar)

He

She

You (formal)

We (masculine)

We (feminine)

You all (familiar, masculine) ***used only in Spain***

You all (familiar, feminine) ***used only in Spain***

They (masculine)

They (feminine)

You all (formal in Spain; only way to say "you all" in other Spanish-speaking countries

I go, am going

You go, are going (familiar)

He goes, is going

She goes, is going

You go, are going (formal)

We go, are going

You all go, are going (familiar; only used in Spain)

They go, are going

You all go; are going (formal in Spain; only way to say "you all go, are going" in other Spanish-speaking countries)

Where do you live?

What do you do in your free time?

I live in ___

I do exercises

I practice/play sports

I sing

I dance

I use the computer/my iPad

I listen to music

I play (at) __

I play (at) cards

I play (at) videogames

I play (at) the videogame console

I ride a horse

I ride a bike

I fish

I hunt

I skate on ice

I rollerblade

I run

I read

I watch/look at TV

I watch/look at sports

I go shopping

I don't have much free time

I do homework

I work

I am with family/ friends

I spend time with family/ friends

Normally

Sometimes

Always

Never

Much, A lot

A little

Too; Also

Neither; Either

to do; to make

to practice

to sing

to dance

to use

to listen to

to play (a sport or a game)

to ride

to fish

to skate

to hunt

to run

to read

to see; to watch

to look at

to go

to have

to work

to be

to spend (time); to pass

What (Which) are your hobbies?

I go out with friends

to leave, to go out

to sleep

I sleep

on weekends, weekends

on Saturdays

in the afternoon

in the evening/night

in the morning

in the summer

in the winter