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Sarah's Favorite Foods and Meals

Sarah is a ten-year-old girl living in London with her family, which includes her parents and siblings. She prefers non-traditional breakfast foods and enjoys snacks, lunch at school, and dinner at home, with spaghetti and cheese sandwiches being her favorites. Sarah dislikes rice and chicken, and she typically has fish or meat with salad for dinner.
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Sarah's Favorite Foods and Meals

Sarah is a ten-year-old girl living in London with her family, which includes her parents and siblings. She prefers non-traditional breakfast foods and enjoys snacks, lunch at school, and dinner at home, with spaghetti and cheese sandwiches being her favorites. Sarah dislikes rice and chicken, and she typically has fish or meat with salad for dinner.
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Hello! My name is Sarah and I am ten years old. I live in London, England.

I have got a big family. I live with my mum and dad, my brother and sister, Mike
and Carol.

I don’t like the traditional English breakfast:


bread, sausages, bacon, eggs, tomatoes and
mushroom. But we don’t!

We usually have breakfast at


eight o’clock. I like milk with bread or a croissant or cereals. I like
cereals with yoghurt. I always have a snack at eleven o’clock, a
fruit!

I have lunch at school, at one o’clock.

My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and


orange juice. I don’t like rice or chicken.

In the afternoon, I always eat a cheese sandwich, it is my favourite!!

At nine o’clock we have dinner.

I like fish and salad, or meat and salad.

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