curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-hobbies-and-interests/657ee66dd1216ad6c61f1168.md
Most is used to refer to the greatest in amount or degree. It often comes before a noun. For example:
She spends most of her time reading. - This means she spends the greater part of her time reading compared to other activities.
Mostly means mainly or for the most part. It's used when something is true or applies to a great extent but not entirely. It describes a verb, adjective, or whole sentence. For example:
The sky is mostly clear tonight. - This suggests that while there may be a few clouds, the majority of the sky is clear.
James: What kind of figures are you BLANK interested in?
Sarah: I like sci-fi and fantasy, BLANK.
most
This word is used ask the greatest interest Sarah has when it comes to action figures.
mostly
This word implies that Sarah's interest is in great part about sci-fi and fantasy, though not entirely.
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