Hi, I'm Mary. I'm a pupil. I usually get up at six on weekdays. I have tea and bread for breakfast. I have two friends. One is Lucy and the other is Lily. Lucy often gets up at six thirty. She likes bread and milk. But Lily likes hamburgers and tea. She doesn't like milk at all.

    Miss Green is very fat and she is very heavy. So she goes to see her doctor. The doctor says, “There isn't anything wrong with you, but you eat too much. I think you must go on a diet. Here's a book for you to read. You must eat the things on page 15. Read it carefully and eat the things for ten days, and then come to me again.”

    Miss Green takes the book home and reads it carefully, and begins her diet.

    Ten days is over now. Miss Green comes to see her doctor again. The doctor finds she is still very fat. So he says, “Do you eat the things on page 15 of that small book now?” “Yes, I do.” Miss Green says. The doctors cannot say anything.

    The next day, the doctor goes to see Miss Green in the afternoon. It is teatime. Miss Green is eating potatoes; “Why are you eating potatoes? They're not in your diet.”

    “But doctor,” Miss Green says, “This is teatime. I eat my diet on breakfast time, lunchtime and suppertime. This diet doesn't tell me anything about my tea.”

    In my family, there are three people. They are my mother, my father and I. My mother likes cooking, and my father likes reading. We are very happy, and play together a lot. My mother always looks after me, and my father looks after me too. I love my parents!

    It is a busy morning. Look at the traffic lights and be careful. The light is green. People are crossing the street. The boys and the girls are going to school. The young man is going to work. The old man is going to the park. The cars are running