I don't know if you still need this, but I'll answer anyway.
1. I read, go to the park, go to the local town center and geneally do things. Sometimes, my frinds and I go to the cinema and just normal stuff like that.
2. When the X factor is on, it creates warfare. Soap operas and popular, but I don't like them. Half-hour comedies like the IT crowd, and loads of people love Blackadder. For some reason, people love Pauls Boutique. If you can afford it, Chanel and Burberry are nice.
3. Well, it seems everyone I know loves things from the chippy. Indian and Chinese food is popular too.
4. As I said, the X factor is very popular. People generally like American singers like Tyalor Swift or Lady Gaga.
5. Where I live, we say Mither (meaning to bother), but I don't know if that's unique to the North or not. People say things like 'Cheerio' to mock. No-one actually says things like that, contary to the steroetype. Well, if you are posh, You might. But I live in Manchester.
6. Harry Potter, Twilight, Agatha Christie, Terry Pratchett.
1. I read, go to the park, go to the local town center and geneally do things. Sometimes, my frinds and I go to the cinema and just normal stuff like that.
2. When the X factor is on, it creates warfare. Soap operas and popular, but I don't like them. Half-hour comedies like the IT crowd, and loads of people love Blackadder. For some reason, people love Pauls Boutique. If you can afford it, Chanel and Burberry are nice.
3. Well, it seems everyone I know loves things from the chippy. Indian and Chinese food is popular too.
4. As I said, the X factor is very popular. People generally like American singers like Tyalor Swift or Lady Gaga.
5. Where I live, we say Mither (meaning to bother), but I don't know if that's unique to the North or not. People say things like 'Cheerio' to mock. No-one actually says things like that, contary to the steroetype. Well, if you are posh, You might. But I live in Manchester.
6. Harry Potter, Twilight, Agatha Christie, Terry Pratchett.
