"Whatever you like" or "I don't mind"

1 is the most natural. You can use all of them, but in the second sentence don't emit over. 'give me the money left over' is fine. More natural would be to say 'give me the change'.

My day went very bad.

Today my day was full of anger. One of my friends, didn't trust me, and said that I'm lying to her. It hurts me. I didn't study anything today. I tried to convince her that I'm not lying but she didn't believe me. She needed proof of it. I'm trying to get some evidence that I'm not lying. I hope I will, get evidence and then I can prove to her that I'm being truthful. I want to hug her tightly and put my head on her shoulder and cry, but I know she will not allow me to do this. What I'm feeling inside, I can't express it in words. If she hugs me, maybe my tears can express what I'm feeling inside.

 

Hope you feel better soon

Passionate means you love doing something, and you spend a lot of effort and energy on it. Interested is very similar meaning, but less strong than passionate. It can also mean you are still thinking about doing something but haven't started yet, for example 'I am interested in taking English classes', could mean this person has not taken any English classes yet, but would like to try it out.

Learn English

I have learned English for nearly 12 years, and I like learning English. In the last few days I joined an English group, the atmosphere is very good. Although most of the people are Chinese, they all speak English here. Sometimes they talk as a group, and I will join their group discussion. I want to improve my oral ability. However, I have experienced some embarrasing situations. Take this evening for example, when one girl asked me wheather i like movies. I said yes, and then she asked me which actress' I like, but I honestly forget any of the actress's name. I felt dumb and embarrassed then.

 

Sounds like fun. Don't feel dumb or embarassed!