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Differences between actors in real life and in fiction

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In the last two days I've been watching a YouTube channel called "JCS - Criminal Psychology". It contains a certain number of very interesting interrogatory videos, which show subjects from the USA and Canada, as far as I know. At first, everything is alright. These videos are very absorving and I enjoy them a lot, but there is a narrator behind (I don't know, how to say it. Someone who does not appear on the video, but speaks "behind? ) who makes comments about the content and behaviour of the suspects. Given that it is about a YouTube channel, I was not actually expecting them to be profesional and I wasn't taking it seriously everything that the narrator said in any moment. (In which position can I use that "in any moment"? It is fine after "wasn't" or "seriously"? . ) At some point I decided to search for the responsable of the script on the video (for me to know, who the guy is and whether he is qualified to do these comments or not). I didn't found him/her, but I did found the guy's responsable voice. And here comes the crux of the matter that I wrote on the text's tittle. He has a deep and nice voice. I clearly understand everything he says, despite my English being not so good. Since he speaks about earnest themes on the criminal videos, I was supposing that he was a serious guy who argues everything and keeps calm. I watched only one video from his channel, although I didn't even end the video up. It seems that he is a normal man. He doesn't speak about intelectual things, he expresses his emotions (how does he dare? ! ). . . In the end, a big disappointment. But I later think about how is to live in Africa and I understand that I should be grateful, that I haven't any problem apart of that one. No matter what, don't do the same mistake as me. Keep your heros deep in your heart. Anyway, I recommend his Channel (the criminal one).
In the last two days I've been watching a YouTube
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JCS
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Criminal Psychology
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. It contains a certain number of
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interesting interrogatory
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videos
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subjects from the USA and Canada, as far as I know.

At
first
,
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everything
is alright. These
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videos
are
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absorving
and I enjoy them a lot,
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there is a narrator behind (I don't know, how to say it. Someone
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does not appear on the
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video
,
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speaks
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behind?
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)
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who
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makes
comments about the content and
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behaviour
of the suspects.
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Given
that it is about a YouTube
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, I was not actually expecting them to be
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profesional
and I wasn't taking it
seriously
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everything
that the narrator said in any moment. (In which position can I
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that
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in any moment
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wasn't
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or
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seriously
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At
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point I decided to search for the
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responsable of
the script on the
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video
(for me to know,
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who
the guy is and whether he
is qualified
to do these comments or not). I didn't found him/her,
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found
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responsable
voice.

And here
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the crux of the matter that I wrote on the text's tittle. He has a deep and nice voice. I
clearly
understand
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everything
he says, despite my English being not
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so
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good
.

Since he speaks about earnest themes on the criminal
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videos
, I
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was supposing
that he was a serious guy
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who
argues
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everything
and
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keeps
calm. I
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watched
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only
one
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from his
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, although I didn't even
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end
the
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up.

It seems that he is a normal
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. He doesn't speak about
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intelectual
things, he expresses his emotions (how does he dare? !
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.
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In the
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disappointment.
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I later
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about how is to
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in Africa and I understand that I should be grateful, that I haven't any problem
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apart of
that one.

No matter what, don't do the same mistake as me.
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Keep
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heros
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Channel
(the criminal one).
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IELTS essay Differences between actors in real life and in fiction

Essay
  American English
7 paragraphs
349 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 5.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 5.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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