I'm going to speak about food. Nowadays lifestyleS ARE changing and people's dietS are getting worse and worse. We don't have the time or talent to cook full meals. Personally, I don't like cooking and I'm not good at cooking, I mean, I don't know how to cook traditional Spanish dishes. So I can JUST cook pasta, salad, rice, pizza /pítsa/, things like that. Anyway, I usually heat up a frozen meal or order A take-away. I know that my diet is not healthy. In spite of this, I'm quite traditional. I mean, I usually have three main meals a day. For breakfast I like orange juice and coffee. And NOTHING ELSE because I can't get up early ENOUGH /ináf/ to (BE ABLE TO) eat! Fortunately, I usually have lunch at THE school twice a week and I try to eat healthy food, like vegetables, fish, meat or fruit. The rest of the weekdays I try to survive /sErvaiv/, and I usually have pre-cooked food or fast food. For dinner, I'm a lucky /láki/ girl because my husband cookS for both. But I'm not sure when he's going to say "That is enough" and I hope (not: it'll be later) THIS DAY WILL NEVER COME! One more thing, every single day I eat chocolate because I love it. I know it's unhealthy but, you know, I think I don't put on weight and it doesn't worry me at all. And about THE weekend, I like eating out. On Saturday I usually go out for a meal with my husband and we love all kindS of exotic restaurantS, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, French, Italian... so we enjoy the VARIETY /varáiti/. On Sundays I always go to my mother'S house to eat home-made food. It's delicious! /delíshs/ because my mother is the best chef that I've ever known. And finally, I reckon that I should improve trying to CUT /kat/ down on the amount /amAunt/ of chocolate I eat. And of course I had better learn to cook!

Source: http://www.talkingpeople.net/tp/skills/speaking/oralperformances/ni2isabel_food.htm (retrieved 28 Feb 2015)

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