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English, 29.10.2020 20:30 kkruvc

Can I get to know you, please? My answers are next to the questions 1. What's your name? Kennadi
2. How old are you? 12
3. Girl or boy? girl
4. Sporty or nerd? sporty
5. Hyper or chill? chill-ish
6. What grade are you in? 7th
7. Do you like takis? YES
8. What's your favorite kind of soda? Dr. Pepper cream soda
9. What's your favorite food? taco's
10. When's your birthday? December 22nd, 2007
11. What's your favorite drink of all time? water
12. What's your favorite thing to do? Play basketball
13. What's your favorite sport? basketball
14. What's your favorite snack? Chocolate
15. What's your favorite animal? llama's
16. How are you today? good

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