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Maria is an English teacher from Italy. She comes from Sicily and enjoys playing tennis with friends in her free time. As a boy scout leader, she goes camping on weekends. Her favorite food is pizza and she loves to travel.
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- 1. HELLO! My name is Maria
- 3. I COME FROM I T A L Y
- 4. I LIVE IN A BIG ISLAND CALLED SICILY
- 5. THE COLORS OF MY COUNTRY’S FLAG ARE GREEN WHITE RED
- 6. THE CAPITAL OF ITALY IS ROME AND THERE ARE MANY MONUMENTS AND CHURCHES
- 7. BEAUTIFUL BEACHES AND THE WEATHER IS OFTEN SUNNY
- 8. IN MY FREE TIME I USUALLY PLAY TENNIS WITH MY FRIENDS BECAUSE TENNIS IS MY FAVOURITE SPORT
- 9. I’M A BOY-SCOUT LEADER AND I GO CAMPINGN AT THE WEEKENDS
- 10. I LIKE CINEMA READ BOOKS LISTEN TO MUSIC
- 11. I LOVE ANIMALS BUT SOMETIMES I’M AFRAID OF THEM… MY FAVOURITE ARE DOGS AND RABBITS
- 12. MY FAVORITE FOOD IS PIZZA I USUALLY EAT LOT OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES AND I DON’T LIKE FISH
- 13. I LOVE TRAVEL… AND NOW I’M HAPPY TO BE IN YOUR COUNTRY AND TO BE YOUR ENGLISH TEACHER!!!