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My favourite day is Monday because we have Physical Education and I love sports!
First I have English from 8:00 to 9:00.
Then I have Music.
We have a ten-minute break and after the break I have double P.E.
Then we have lunch, I have lunch at the cafeteria.
I have two periods in the afternoon; French at one o'clock and Maths from two to three am.
It's quite a long and busy schoolday but I like it because I love Sport and Music!

I don't really like Tuesday because I don't like Science and I hate Technology!
On Tuesday morning I have Biology from 8:00 to 9:30..
Then Physics from 9:30 to 11:00.
We have a free period before lunch.
And in the afternoon, I have Maths at one, D.T. at two and I.C.T after the recess, from three to four.
I hate Tuesday afternoons!

When I was fifteen, I went on a school trip to Dundee. One night, we were all staying in an old mansion and I was sharing a room with a girl named Suzy.
In the middle of the night, I woke up when I heard the door opening and there, standing in the doorway, was a woman - well - the shadow of a woman... I grabbed my mobile and used the flashlight and... there was nothing there! So I said to myself: "Fiona, calm down, breathe... there are no such things as ghosts!" and I tried
to go back to sleep.
Later, the door opened again and I saw the woman again. But this time, she was sitting on my bed. I completely freaked out and screamed at the top of my voice. Suzy woke up, jumped out of bed and turned on the light and there was... no one, no woman, nothing!
The next morning, at breakfast, Suzy was telling the whole group what had
happened and they were all making fun of me when an old crooked man came up to us and said: "Hush, children! Your friend has seen the Lady in Grey, don't make fun... it's bad luck!".

Sophie: I’ve been thinking about our city trip—what do you think about Paris? It’s such an iconic place. I’ve always dreamed of seeing the Eiffel Tower, wandering through the Louvre, and soaking in the atmosphere of Montmartre.
Liam: Paris? I mean, it’s famous, sure, but it’s so touristy. I read somewhere that you can spend hours just waiting in line for things. And people say you have to be careful not to get ripped off by overpriced cafés and hustlers trying to sell you overpriced souvenirs around the tourist spots.
Sophie: You always say that about big cities! I don’t mind the crowds. It’s such a bustling city—so much art, culture, and history. You know how much I love that kind of energy. Don’t you think it’s exciting?
Liam: Well I think it can be exciting, but it’s also pretty hectic. Why not go somewhere that’s more forward-thinking? Have you heard about Copenhagen? I read it’s considered one of the greenest cities in the world. They’re leading the way in sustainable urban design and eco-friendly living. Some areas are still unspoilt, and you can actually have it to yourself in some places.
Sophie: Copenhagen does sound interesting, but isn’t it a bit... I don’t know, quiet? Paris is lively and romantic. I imagine Copenhagen would feel too laid-back, like the kind of place people describe as “nice” but not thrilling; nothing to write home about.
Liam: That’s not what I’ve heard. People say Copenhagen is cutting-edge. They’ve designed entire neighborhoods around cycling instead of cars. And it’s not just green spaces; I’ve heard they’re integrating technology and sustainability in ways that make it one of the most livable cities in the world. Someone even said the architecture there is stunning—modern but perfectly in harmony with nature.
Sophie: Hmm, that does sound impressive. But is there actually much to do? Paris is packed with iconic landmarks. I can’t think of anyone ever raving about must-see spots in Copenhagen and I don’t want to end up bored in the suburbs with nothing to do.
Liam: It depends on what you’re into. Sure, Paris has its monuments, but Copenhagen is more about the experience. I’ve heard people say that walking through Nyhavn or visiting Tivoli Gardens is magical. And the suburbs like Ørestad? They’re futuristic and spacious—nothing like the cramped streets of Paris where people live on top of one another.
Sophie: Alright, but Paris has that glamorous feel. Copenhagen might seem... too practical.
Liam: I said it was practical, but I meant that in a good way! Practical can be inspiring. The city isn’t tacky or run-down like parts of Paris can be—it’s clean, modern, and full of charm. And you always tell me you like cities that are a little different.
Sophie: You’re starting to convince me. It does sound like a great example of what cities could become. But what about the food? Paris is world-famous for its cuisine.
Liam: I heard that Copenhagen’s food scene is incredible! They’ve got top-tier restaurants like Noma, but also tons of cozy, local spots. Apparently, their focus on local and organic ingredients makes everything taste amazing.
Sophie: Hmm, I do like the idea of visiting a place that’s so forward-thinking... and it would be nice to get away from the usual tourist traps.
Liam: Exactly. Someone once told me that you can’t beat the feeling of exploring a city that’s genuinely innovative and not just about ticking off a checklist.
Sophie: Alright, you’ve convinced me. Let’s try something different this time.
Liam: Perfect. I promise you won’t regret it!

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She has got big eyes.
She has not got short hair.
She has got straight hair.
She hasn’t got fair hair.
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My favourite day is Monday because we have Physical Education and I love sport!
First I have English from 8:00 to 9:00.
Then I have Music.
We have a ten-minute break and after the break I have double P.E.
Then we have lunch, I have lunch at the canteen.
I have two periods in the afternoon; French at 13:00 ("one") and Maths from 14:00 ("two") to 15:00 ("three am").
It's quite a long and busy schoolday but I like it because I love Sport and Music!

I don't really like Tuesday because I don't like Science and I hate Technology!
On Tuesday morning I have Biology from 8:00 to 9:30 ("nine thirty").
Then Physics from 9:30 to 11:00.
We have a free period before lunch.
And in the afternoon, I have Maths at 13:00("one"), D.T. at two and I.C.T after the recess, from 15:00 ("three") to 16:00 ("four").
I hate Tuesday afternoons!

So... you want to know what I like doing? Well...

I like listening to music and I love singing. I also enjoy playing the guitar but I don't like playing the piano, I prefer the drums! It's more fun!
I believe I'm not very sporty but I like dancing and I love swimming too but I hate running! It's too tiring! Well... I enjoy watching football or handball games on TV.

My favourite food is fish and chips. I also love pizza and pasta. Let's see... I don't really like meat, I prefer fish and eggs. I like vegetables, my favourites are carrots but I hate spinach and Brussels sprouts!

My brother doesn't like vegetables, he prefers hamburgers, roast potatoes or mashed potatoes.And he hates fruit; he prefers yoghurts, ice cream or cakes. Not very healthy food!
But he is the sporty one. He enjoys swimming, boxing, rowing and he likes playing football a lot. He plays in a team, you know.

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