English conversation questions

I dream of my country Rasha, 12 years old. She is Syrian. She now lives in Turkey. People say that Syria used to be a magnificent country, but today everything has been destroyed and that makes me so sad. I know that if I go back, it will all be different. We live here, in Turkey. We are trying to be happy. I go to school like the other children. Most of the time, us Syrian girls stick together. The Turkish girls don’t really like mingling with us… Sometimes, the teacher asks us questions about our home country. One day, he asked me what I missed most. - Syria, I answered simply. When we live in a country that isn’t ours, we never really feel at home. I’ll tell you what children want. They want rights! First, the right to go to school and to speak their own language. Then, the right to stay in their country. What is happening in Syria should never happen. Children have rights. They have the right to play, to study and to be happy. They should never be sad. There are three things that I want more than anything else. First, for my parents and sisters to be safe and sound. Second, to make the pilgrimage to Mecca. And third, to see Syria again. I’ll go back one day, for sure