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If you could meet any famous person living or dead who would you choose to meet What would you tell him her Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer v.2

If you could meet any famous person living or dead who would you choose to meet What would you tell him her Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer v. 2
Meeting a celebrity has always been a craze among public and normal people do not let any chance go by of meeting any famous person. If I would get any chance to meet any known personality, I would certainly meet Daniel Jacob Radcliffe. He started his career as a child artist, working in every part of Harry Potter series. I feel like meeting this celebrity for some special reasons that I will be explaining in the following essay. First of all, his previous films have become popular in every country and now he has become an international actor. It would actually be a honour for me to take his autograph and have a picture with him. Secondly, he is a fan of India and it`s celebrities. I belong from India and give a huge respect to those well-known people, who respect my country. Last but not the least, there are many things that are similar between him and me, like we both are cricket fans and we both love the famous Indian cricketer, Sachin Tendulkar. I still remember how I used to cut his photographs from newspaper, magazines and daily used to stalk his social media accounts. I even tried sending him a few messages, if in case I get a reply. I always remembered his birthday and sometimes celebrated his birthday with my friends. Along with this I have even kept some of the gifts for him, when I was young, just in case I would get a chance to meet him, then I will give him those presents. If I would meet Daniel Radcliffe on any day, I have already pre-planned what I will be asking him. I will very first take his autograph and would take a photograph with him, which will always remind me of him in the future. Then I will present some flowers to him, followed by an Indian snack, which I will be making on my own. I will first ask about his address and then request him to accept my requests on all social media accounts. After this, I will try to get an idea on how many films he is presently working on, how much he earns and will discuss about his likes and dislikes. Followed by this, I will try to enquire more about his family, friends, recent arguments etc. I will even write a letter, which will explain how desperate I was to meet him, and will hand it to him before leaving. Finally I will request him to give me his phone number and come to my home and have a dinner with my family and I. To sum up, it has always been my greatest desire to meet Daniel Radcliffe, person who made my childhood and teenage awesome by his films. I am looking forward to meet this international celebrity soon and explore more about his interests regarding India.
Meeting a
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has always been a craze among public and normal
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people
do not
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let
any chance go by of meeting any
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person. If I would
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get
any chance to
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any known personality, I would
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meet
Daniel Jacob Radcliffe. He
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started
his career as a child artist, working in every part of Harry Potter series. I feel like meeting this
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celebrity
for
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some
special reasons that I will be explaining in the following essay.

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First of all
, his previous films have become popular in every country and
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now
he has become an international actor. It would actually be
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a
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honour
for me to take his autograph and have a picture with him.
Secondly
, he is a fan of India and
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it`s
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celebrities
. I belong from India and give a huge respect to those well-known
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people
, who respect my country. Last
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but
not the least, there are
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things that are similar between him and me, like we both are cricket
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we both
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love
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famous
Indian cricketer,
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Sachin
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Tendulkar
. I
still
remember how I
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used
to
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cut
his photographs from newspaper, magazines and daily
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used
to stalk his social media accounts. I even tried sending him a few messages, if in case I
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get
a reply.
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always remembered his birthday and
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celebrated his birthday with my friends. Along with this I have even
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kept
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some of the
gifts for him, when I was young,
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just
in case I would
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get
a chance to
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meet
him, then I will give him those presents.

If I would
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meet
Daniel Radcliffe on any day, I have already
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pre-planned
what I will be asking him. I will
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very
first
take his autograph and would take a photograph with him, which will always remind me of him in the future. Then I will present
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some
flowers to him, followed by an Indian snack, which I will be making on my
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own
. I will
first
ask about his address and then request him to accept my requests on all social media accounts. After this, I will try to
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get
an
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idea
on how
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many
films he is
presently
working on, how much he earns and will
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discuss about his
likes and dislikes. Followed by this, I will try to
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enquire
more about his family, friends, recent arguments etc. I will even write a letter, which will
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explain
how desperate I was to
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meet
him, and will hand it to him
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before
leaving.
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Finally
I will request him to give me his phone number and
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come
to my home and
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have a dinner
with my family and I.

To sum up, it has always been my greatest desire to
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meet
Daniel Radcliffe, person who made my childhood and teenage awesome by his films. I am looking forward to
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meet
this international
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celebrity
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soon
and explore more about his interests regarding India.
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4Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay If you could meet any famous person living or dead who would you choose to meet What would you tell him her Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
482 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: 5.5
  • 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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