Написать рассказ на " моё любимое хобби", а хобби у меня играть в видео игры. 10-13 предложений.

Many people have hobbies. they make our life more interesting. a hobby is what people like to do when they have free time. everyone chooses a hobby according to his character and taste. some people are fond of music, others like to read books. some people like to collect stamps, coins or badges, others prefer gardening or hiking or taking photographs. some people like to cook, others like to knitter sew. generally speaking, a hobby is a matter of taste. my hobby is playing computer games. both grown-ups and children are fond of it now. it has become one of the most popular hobbies nowadays. i think that playing with a computer is very interesting. it is not only "wasting time" as some people say. computer games make us to think things over properly, they widen and develop our mind and imagination. i have a good collection of different games and when i have some free time i play them with great pleasure. my favourite game some of my friends have the same hobby and we like to play together.

We add a clause in the form of a question at the end of a sentence. If the main part of the sentence is positive we usually add a negative question tag.

It’s a bit early, isn’t it?

If the main part is negative, we usually add a positive question tag.

Mum isn’t in trouble, is she?

OK, that seems easy.

Yes, but you need to think about what verb to use in the tag. If there is an auxiliary, a modal verb or the verb to be in the main clause, we use that in the question tag.

You’re in a desert in the middle of Australia, aren’t you?

If there is another main verb, we use do in the correct form (as we would with questions and negatives).

I think she might be getting a bit old for this sort of travelling, don’t you?

We told you not to drive in the outback on your own, didn’t we?

OK, so the question tag refers to the subject of the main sentence.

Yes, very often, but sometimes it doesn’t.

I can’t imagine her doing anything else, can you?

Are there any exceptions?

There are a few. We use 'aren’t I' instead of the more logical 'amn’t I'.

I’m next in the queue, aren’t I?

Where is the stress in question tags?

It’s on the verb and the intonation is usually falling, unless the speaker isn’t sure about some kind of factual information, then it’s rising.

You’re from Beijing, aren’t you? (falling intonation = you’re fairly sure)

You’re from Beijing, aren’t you? (rising intonation = you’re not very sure and want the other person to confirm the information)

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