helpless, Unable to help yourself or control a difficult situation., youngster, A young person, especially a child or teenager., fit, Suitable or right for a particular purpose or situation., matching music, Music that is suitable for a particular activity, mood, or performance., need to check, To have to examine or verify something., red tape, Complicated and unnecessary official rules or paperwork., professional internships, Periods of practical work experience connected with a profession or course of study., coordinator, A person who organises activities and makes sure that people work together effectively., agreements, Official arrangements, decisions, or contracts between people or organisations., sunbed, A long chair used for lying in the sun, especially at a beach or swimming pool., deck chair, A folding chair with a long piece of material for the seat and back., open-air cinema, A place where films are shown outdoors., participants, People who take part in an activity, event, or competition., go through, To examine, discuss, or experience something from beginning to end., leave, To go away from a place or stop being with someone., confirm, To say or show that something is definite, correct, or officially arranged., remind, To help someone remember something they need to do., remember, To keep information in your mind or bring it back to your mind., realise, To suddenly understand or become aware of something., be brave, To show courage in a difficult or frightening situation., miserable, Very unhappy, uncomfortable, or unpleasant., manage, To succeed in doing something difficult or to control a situation successfully., gestures, Movements of the hands, arms, face, or body used to express an idea or feeling., manage to deal with something, To succeed in handling a difficult problem or situation., solve it, To find an answer to a problem., disappear, To become impossible to see or to stop existing., come back, To return to a place or situation., change, To make something different., confirmation number, A special number that proves a booking, payment, or order has been accepted., a couple of days, A small number of days, usually about two or three.

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