The English Corner

My Pet by Milica Keneški, IV3 

My pet is a dog. Her name is Dona. 

When she came, she was six weeks old. Now, she is eighteen months old. 

She is a big dog. Her fur is black and white. She has a long tail and ears, but her eyes are little and sad. Her teeth are big and sharp. She has four long legs. 

Dona eats meat and vegetables too. Her favourite food is milk and bones. She can run and jump well. She likes playing with a ball. 

I love my pet Dona. She is a great dog! 

Friends

Almost everyone has got many friends, but just few friends are the best. They help you in trouble, laugh with you and spend time with you.

I’ve got three best friends. They are Ivana, Dijana and Smiljana. This time I’ll describe Ivana.

Ivana is a tall, fourteen-year-old girl, who lives in Kikinda and is in the same class with me. She has got straight, brown hair and brown eyes. When she read, she wears glasses. She is a pretty, friendly and gorgeous girl who has a younger sister. 

In her free time, Ivana likes listening to music (pop, rock and r’n’b), going rollerblading, sleeping or hanging out with her best friends. She also likes going shopping or to a café with us.

Ivana’s favourite colours are red and black, and she would like to have a tattoo. 

When she grows up she wants to be a psychologist or a translator.

Ivana is very direct and sincere. She likes helping people – when I need some help, she is there for me. She is very friendly and likes making new friend. But she is very stubborn and panicky. When she has a test, especially Maths test, she gets into a panic, a lot, and then she makes a lot of stupid mistakes.

Ivana likes sport, too. She used to play volleyball and tennis, and do karate, but not anymore. 

Ivana is my best friend, because she is great, loves having a lot of fun and laughing and she always tells me what she thinks. It is beautiful to have a friend like her, because she is always there when I need her. 

Everyone should have friends like Dijana, Ivana and Smiljana, because they are really the best friends for life.

Aleksandra Kantar, VIII2

When I finish school

It’s daytime. I’m sitting on a school chair thinking about my future. It’s so complicated.

I haven’t got anything on my mind. I’m not living in the future. Everything I care about is today. My friends are thinking about some life abroad. They want to be film stars, singers, players, but I don’t care. Maybe I want to become a basketball player, but it’s just a dream. 

Now, when I look at them, they all look the same, ordinary kids, but maybe some of them will be who knows what. This life and all is stupid to me. 

When I finish school, start to work and meet some girl, I hope everything will be different. 

Borislav Tesla, VIII2