Fill in the missing words:
Joe: Uhm, I really enjoy
, ehm, going for drives, uh, in
like*, where the Fall
is, or
like*,
up in the mountains.
Interviewer: Driving and walking... ?
Joe: Yeah. Hiking in the mountains, getting
with nature.
* This Like = "Uhm". Joe (and all native speakers of English, in general)
also use "like" as an interjection, which simply shows
hesitation. It is similar to
"uh", "eh", "er", or "uhm". Sorry about that! That's real English! Note that
like has 46 different meanings according to Merriam Webster.