One sunny morning, Mr. Arie, the English teacher, introduced a new topic to his class: how to express likes and interests. To make it fun, he decided to tell a story.

“Once upon a time,” Mr. Arie began, “there was a girl named Lily who loved animals. She was quite fond of her little dog, Max. She was so affectionate towards him that she gave him a treat every day.

One day, while walking in the park, she saw a cat that looked very attractive. Lily was immediately captivated by its sparkling green eyes. She started to feel keen on adopting a cat, too.

At the pet store, she saw a fluffy white cat and felt tempted to take it home. But then, a black-and-white kitten appealed to her the most. ‘This one is fascinating!’ she thought, completely fascinated by the kitten’s playful nature.

Lily decided to fancy the kitten for a while before making a choice. She realized she truly adored both dogs and cats. Her heart was filled with care and love for all animals.

When she brought the kitten home, she introduced it to Max. To her surprise, Max seemed to enjoy having a new friend. Lily’s passion for her pets made her feel so happy. She even started reading books about animals because she was so passionate about caring for them.

From then on, Lily felt like she could worship her little pets forever. She was deeply devoted to their happiness, and every day was filled with their joy and laughter.”

The students clapped and cheered. “Now, can you use these words to write your own story?” asked Mr. Arie. The students, feeling inspired, eagerly started writing their own tales.