Paula: I work full time as a nurse, and don’t have much time for hobbies, but I’ve been interested in photography since I was a child. On my last holiday to India, I took lots of pictures, and everyone I showed them to said they were great. So I decided to do a course. At first, I was afraid I might not be good enough. After all, it was my first time as a student for ten years! But I loved it from the very first lesson. Sally: When I was still at school, I started learning the violin. It was fun and I was quite good at it, but I didn’t do it for long, because I had so many other hobbies. Then last year, I was having a hard time in my job, and my husband bought me a violin as a present. I started learning with a teacher again. All three of my children are learning to play instruments too, so now we can practise with each other! Kim: Last year I moved to a new city because of my job. I didn’t have anything to do in the evenings, so one of my colleagues said I should try a class at the local college. I immediately thought of cooking. My mum was a fantastic cook, and when I was a child I loved watching her in the kitchen, but I never learned how to cook myself. The other students on the course are around my age, and sometimes we go to restaurants together, or even the cinema. Paula Sally Kim Question 7: Who does her hobby with people in her family? A B C Question 8: Who started classes after getting some good advice? A B C Question 9: Who began her hobby after feeling unhappy at work? A B C Question 10: Who did her hobby for a long time before starting classes? A B C Question 11: Who has made new friends at her classes? A B C Question 12: Who felt worried before starting her classes? A B C Question 13: Who first had classes in her hobby as a child? A B C