1. Answer these questions. 1. What can you tell a stranger about yourself? 2. What three things do you think are the most important about you? 3. How big is your family? Are you good friends? What do you like doing togeth- er? Have you got any family traditions? What are they? 4. How many friends have you got? Have you got any really close² friends? Are they your classmates? Do you share any interests? Do you spend much time together? Where do you go and what do you do? 5. What are the three things that you enjoy doing most of all and the three things that you hate doing?

I can tell a stranger that I am a student, I enjoy reading books, and I am always eager to learn new things. I can also share my interests and hobbies to find common ground.

The three most important things about me are my family, my education, and my integrity. Family provides a sense of belonging, education equips me with knowledge, and integrity guides my actions.

My family consists of five members: my parents, my two siblings, and me.

Are you good friends? What do you like doing together?

Yes, we are good friends. We enjoy playing board games, watching movies, and going for walks together.

Yes, we have several family traditions. One of them is celebrating every birthday with a special dinner and a cake. Another tradition is going on a family vacation every summer.

I have several friends, and I have three really close friends. Two of them are my classmates. We share interests in sports and video games. We spend much time together at school, at each other's houses, and at the local park. We often play sports, study together, and watch movies.

The three things I enjoy doing most of all are reading, playing video games, and spending time with my friends. The three things that I hate doing are cleaning my room, doing homework on weekends, and waiting in long lines.