I love cooking and watching films. I like being alone sometimes, and when I’m alone I like reading. Books are important to me and I love discussing a good book with other people.

Sometimes someone feels stressed about something for a good reason. "It’ll be OK" can make them feel a little more positive about things.

When I was younger, I was living in Vienna. I loved travelling and I wanted to go to Cairo to see the Pyramids, so I booked a flight at a travel agent’s. The ticket was cheap and I was excited about my trip.

I didn’t speak English well and no one offered me a job. I studied English in my free time and when I was more confident, I had another interview for a job in the tourist industry.

We all dance in the kitchen to our favourite music and we look in the fridge for no reason. We wake up early at the weekends when we don’t have school or work.

A: Oh, one of my friends is allergic to eggs. She can’t eat anything with eggs in it. B: Oh, right. Let’s make a note in the book.

One day, we were walking down a street and we saw a baby bird on the side of the road.

I’m a teacher. Last year I took my primary school class to the zoo, and one of the workers at the zoo was showing us a monkey. The monkey was in a large cage, and he was jumping around and trying to get out.

There are four of us in my family. None of us like onions. My best friend and I often take walks together. Both of us enjoy being outside.

A: I’m afraid of saying something wrong. B: It’ll be fine. You’ll be OK. Just be yourself.