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My name's Laura. I'm 19, but in two weeks I will be 20. I'm Colombian. I was born in Cali. I come from a small family, I have no siblings. I'm an architecture student, I'm in my fourth year. I like to read autobiographical books and to watch romantic movies and series and I love to travel. I learn English because I want to know other cultures and other people and I want to communicate with them easily.

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I was born in Cali, Colombia, but I grew up with my parents in Bucaramanga until I was five years old. Later we lived in other towns in Santander. After high school, I moved to Lima in Peru. He lived with two Honduran friends. I have a boyfriend and we celebrated our first anniversary last month. My parents live alone in Colombia, but they will retire soon.

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1. When an object is damaged, or when we have saved it for something we wanted, or when it is something useful and special.

2. No, there are no damaged or obsolete objects in my house, because I don't like to accumulate things, if something is no longer useful I throw it away or sell it for scrap.

3. I think there are a lot of second-hand clothing stores these days, it's useful and environmentally friendly. Most of the clothing is of good quality and in good condition.

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1. I've lived in Colombia for 16 years.

2. I've never owned a restaurant.

3. I've had this doll since 2006.

4. I haven't seen my brother for five years.

5. I've known my half sister since 2007.

6. I've never had a brand new iPad.

7. I've had my laptop since 2021, and it's still in good condition.

8. I haven't seen sailor for months in this port.

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1. I haven't used my new iPad yet.

2. I haven't synced my headphones with my phone yet.

3. I already tried setting up my laptop.

4. I haven't deleted the pictures from my phone yet.

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Present perfect with already and yet - Audio

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Present perfect with already and yet - Audio

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1. To travel around in this city you could take the chiva rumbera or you could also take the bus and tour the parks of my city: Bucaramanga

2. To get from here to the airport, I would take a taxi, and it gets there faster. I wouldn't take a bus, because it can be unsafe.

3. At some times of day, the traffic is really bad here. You should rent a skateboard or get around the city by bike. You shouldn't take a car

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1. Next week I'm going back home and visiting my high school friends. I will be happy and excited.

2. Next month I will travel to Lima again. I will start my 4th year. I will be happy to return, but sad to leave my country.

3. Next weekend, I will visit the Mesa de los Santos, a fantastic place. I will share with my family and I will be happy.

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1. Sometimes we meet at a mall or in a park to go out to talk and eat.

2. I talk to my friends on WhatsApp or another social network, rarely by call.

3. Sometimes, but I'm not usually late

4. On my calendar or my friends remind me

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Subject: Sunday, day to get to know Lima

Dear students,

Next Sunday will be an incredible day, we have organized an outing to the center of Lima for exchange students of all professional careers. It will be a fun day, full of culture, art and history. The event will begin at 9:00 am and end at 5:00 pm.

To start, we will meet in the Plaza de Banderas of the university, at 8:30, we will give you a small snack. At the same time, we will be handing out poles with the flag of the country you represent for you to use throughout the day. After this, we will take the bus and leave for the center of Lima. Then we will visit some museums near the Plaza de San Martín, and then we will have lunch in the central square where you can eat typical Peruvian food. Finally, we will go to the Costa Verde Malecón and walk along the beach.

Around 4:45 we will be boarding the bus to return to the university. The event is free, but only for exchange students. Don't miss the opportunity to get to know the beautiful capital of Peru.

We will wait for you.

Laura.

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During our final delivery week last year, my best friend called me to ask if I could help him finish his model. I didn't have much time, but I helped him with the bases and he helped me by gluing trees and he printed my plans. Finally, we both passed the course, and we went to dinner in the evening.

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When I was only 6 years old, I went to the Mesa de los Santos (it is a tourist place with a large canyon in the middle, where my family has a country house). My cousins (Santi and Jota) and I were playing, when suddenly I fell backwards down the stairs. My dad ran out to pick me up, but I wasn't breathing and I was already blue. My dad threw me into my uncle's arms and he went to a lake (near the house) to pray, my uncle quickly began to revive me and give me mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, but the efforts seemed in vain (my family was crying ), however, at one point, I reacted and my color returned. They called my daddy and we all thanked God for preserving my life.

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In my city there are many parks.

In my city there are few hospitals

In my city there are almost no graffiti

In my city there are several streets full of garbage

In my neighborhood there is almost no pollution

In my neighborhood there are many motorcycles

There are few parks in my neighborhood.

There are almost no buildings in my neighborhood.

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I used to listen to classical music when I was 16, I liked it because it helped me concentrate. Then, when I was 17, I used to like cumbia and ballads. Before, I didn't used to listen to much romantic music, but now, I love it. My favorite band is Morat, I like all their songs

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The first "Princess Swap" movie isn't as charming as the second one in the series.

The second "Princess Swap" film is just as delightful as the first, with heartwarming moments and a captivating storyline.

The third "Princess Swap" movie features as many enchanting scenes and magical moments as the second film.

I didn't find watching the first "Princess Swap" movie as enjoyable as the second, as the story seemed less interesting

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I didn't usually enjoy Lindsay's movies, but after watching "The Parent Trap" I really liked her performance.

The story is about two sisters who were separated by their parents' divorce. Hallie lives with her dad and Annie lives with her mom. The girls meet at a summer camp, exchange places and, after a few months and some adventures, manage to reunite their parents.

The film highlights the strong bond between sisters and emphasizes that the love between siblings is incredibly powerful. The downside is that it touches on the common theme of family separation, something we see often today.

However, the film concludes with a beautiful ending and, overall, is a good mix of love, comedy and complicity.

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1. Well, I don't like taking clothes out of the washing machine, or drying them.

2. I got the best bachelor's degree when I finished high school. It is my greatest achievement, because I worked hard to achieve it.

3. Moving country, I met new people, I was more independent and happy

4. The first architect I worked for was still in my second year, but he trusted me. and I learned a lot

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Well, in the past, when I was studying in high school I would write my schoolwork in an agenda, to prioritize them, and after completing it, I would help with household chores.

But now that I am studying at university, I have tried various methods of time organization; Before, when I came home from my classes in the first year, I immediately did my homework, and sometimes I even didn't sleep to finish it. However, now I practice the Pomodoro method, first I organize what I should do in architecture topics, and I prioritize the courses that take me the most time, then I focus 40 or 45 minutes on it, and I take breaks of 10 to 15 minutes , where I can eat a snack or rest my body. When I'm done with that activity, I then do some household chores, such as sweeping, mopping, cooking, or something else. This way, I don't overload myself, and I don't get bored with one thing, and I also maintain balance. In the future, I want to continue using this method, because it has given me results

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Prohibited things

1. You can't have your space disorganized

2. You must not isolate yourself from your friends or family

3. You can't sleep in class

4. You can't be distracted by your phone or the TV

Permitted things

1. You can take short breaks

2. You can eat in a quiet space and on time

3. You can talk to your parents or siblings.

4. You can organize your own schedule

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Alexis, my best friend, and I share a great friendship and thousands of passions together, which perhaps brought us together along the way. We both decided to study architecture in a foreign country, a decision that has shaped our journey and future, he is Spanish and I am Colombian. Our shared love of exploring new cultures, people, cities and customs, along with the challenge of studying abroad, has created a harmonious connection between us. We're also happy to indulge in guilty pleasures, particularly our shared love of fast food.

However, despite our similarities, there are distinctive differences that make our friendship even more admirable. Alexis towers over me in height, while I enjoy capturing moments through the lens of my camera, while he plays soccer very well. Our diverse tastes and preferences bring an enriching balance to our camaraderie.

As we approach almost three years of friendship, the durability of our bond lies in our mutual admiration and support. We have become mutual pillars in facing the challenges of studying abroad. Our shared love of adventure and travel has further strengthened our connection, creating a strong friendship that benefits us both emotionally and intellectually. In this journey called life, Alexis continues to be not only a friend but a source of inspiration and he is also like an older brother who takes care of me and watches over me.

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Koaj Shirt:

I recently purchased a Koaj t-shirt online and was surprised by how well it fit and how incredibly comfortable it was. The quality of the material also left me satisfied, so it was a wise purchase.

African sandals:

Also, I ordered a pair of black sandals, when I received them they were not my size, however, I returned them for some beige ones that I saw on their Instagram and I liked them.

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If I had to run a marathon, I would run every day in my city

I would save money if I had a motorcycle or car to get around.

I would feel happy if my brothers get married soon.

If my friends became famous, I would be very happy

If I was really strong, I would train every day

My parents would be happy if I achieved all my goals.

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I have an intriguing secret: I used to deal with an intense fear of the dark. Yes, whether it was being alone in a dimly lit room, venturing into a dark alley, or even turning off the lights at night, my fear cast a long shadow over me. I think it's a fear that many can relate to. For a long time I avoided facing the darkness, opting to keep the lights on and avoiding nighttime scenarios. My parents often encouraged me, insisting that overcoming that fear was vital, and reassuring me that very few people encounter real danger in the dark.

Then one day, I reached a turning point: I needed to face this fear head-on, and now was the time. No more postponements. I decided to spend the night in a completely dark room, with no artificial light. At first, the experience was disconcerting. The first moments in complete darkness were overwhelming! However, I persisted and did not succumb to the urge to turn on a light. My parents offered me unconditional support, explaining the process and reassuring me.

Encouraged by this initial progress, I sought professional guidance and signed up for a workshop designed to help people overcome their fear of the dark. The first session was intimidating. Entering a dark room was a daunting task! However, I persevered, guided by a trained instructor who patiently helped me every step of the way. I attended all the sessions, I faced my fears and little by little the darkness began to lose control over me. I can now spend the night comfortably without the paralyzing fear that once held me captive. I have developed an appreciation for the stillness and mystery of the dark, although I still prefer to have a trusted companion with me during nighttime adventures.

This experience taught a profound lesson. Stepping out of your comfort zone is both challenging and liberating. Even when we are mired in fear, taking deliberate steps to confront it can lead to extraordinary results. Approach the darkness calmly and you will discover a new sense of courage and tranquility.

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I remember when I was little I was playing with one of my cousins in a restaurant. We got bored of waiting for the food, and then we played a game called floor step, and suddenly I fell down a wall, everyone thought I had fallen to the first floor, but no, I only fell to a mezzanine, nothing happened to me, but it was a big scare