I'm interviewing my friend Alanna. She had tried cigarettes for the first time a few years earlier, and about a year ago she started smoking every day. She answers many questions: How old was she when she first tried cigarettes? What does she like about cigarettes? Why did she keep smoking? How do her friends react to her being a smoker? Do her parents support her smoking? How many cigarettes she smoke per day? Has she already experienced some of the side effects? Does he crave cigarettes? and many other questions...
Alnna is greatly mistaken. Although Alanna smokes every day and can't ...

I'm interviewing my friend Alanna. She had tried cigarettes for the first time a few years earlier, and about a year ago she started smoking every day. She answers many questions: How old was she when she first tried cigarettes? What does she like about cigarettes? Why did she keep smoking? How do her friends react to her being a smoker? Do her parents support her smoking? How many cigarettes she smoke per day? Has she already experienced some of the side effects? Does he crave cigarettes? and many other questions...
Alnna is greatly mistaken. Although Alanna smokes every day and can't imagine a morning without a cigarette, she still doesn't see herself as an addict and thinks she can quit whenever she wants.