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Describe a person who helped in your work or study. v.1

Describe a person who helped in your work or study. v. 1
Describe a person who helped in your work or study. You should say: who this person is what this person did for you how this person helped you And explain how you felt after this person helped you. [You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes. You have one minute to think about what you're going to say. You can make some notes to help you if you wish. ] Sample Answer: Mr David is a professor of history and a very famous person in the university. He helped a lot while completing my thesis on Old History of Europe. He is a man of letters and skilled in various arts. He also loves to take part in social activities and assist his students in needs. I think this is a nice cue card topic for me and I would like to thank you for this. When I was not getting the supervisor for my thesis, Mr David extended his helping hand. He allowed me to make him my supervisor in the thesis. Accordingly, I started taking suggestions and directives about the thesis which were really necessary for me. In fact, without support from Mr David, the dean of the faculty, I would not have submitted the thesis in due time. He helped me always with the necessary information and valuable directives. I was told to select a subject for the thesis and I picked the topic – Old History of European Continent. History was my favourite and I thought that I would be able to complete the work in due time and smoothly. But I stumbled in each of the steps after the topic selection. I could not manage the necessary resources for exploration and I also did not get my supervisor who would guide me through the process. All the professors were engaged and then Mr David told me to write his name on the space for supervisor in the thesis form. Honestly, I felt lucky when I got him as my supervisor. Moreover, we had a very good understanding and I got all the required supports from him. He was like an affectionate father to me. The moments under his supervision were nice and I finally made a good result. More Ideas to help you prepare your own answer: Cue Card Topic: Describe a person who helped in your work or study. 1. Sam is my colleague and actually, he is Samuel but I call him Sam in short. He provides a supportive hand for me, whenever I need him. I often get his help and without his support, I could not complete my assignments a month ago. Recently, he has helped me greatly to make a presentation on strategic management for my company. I was asked to make the assignment and he told me the ways to make it. 2. Jesmin is my bestie and we are in the same college in Kuwait. She does lots of things for me. Recently, I could not attend the class for my illness and she collected all the notes and other study materials and brought them to my home. I was overwhelmed with her support. In fact, it was a great help for me and it would have been disastrous for me if I could not get the reading materials. I felt lucky indeed with the help. 3. Alberto is my colleague and we work for the same position at a local shoe manufacturer in Spain. He helps me greatly and I am grateful to him. Last week, I made some mistakes in designing a shoe for females marking the Christmas ahead. Alberto helped me to make the design perfect. He appeared with a kind attitude for me because the wrong design might cause my termination from the job. 4. Samantha is my cousin and we are in the same educational institution in England. She is of great help to me. Recently, I failed to attend the college for some personal reasons. In fact, I had to receive my grandfather from the airport and I also had to submit an assignment to the college. So, I sought her help. She submitted the assignment on behalf of me, and I went to meet the teacher the same day and explained everything. I felt relieved after the hectic day was over. 5. I think I could not have completed the assignment without the direct support of Anton. He is my supervisor at the office and has helped me greatly recently. Without his help, I could not have finished the project in time. When I was in trouble with the project completion deadline, I sought his help and he extended his support. So, I was grateful to him. And I also felt proud to have a boss like him.
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person
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who
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helped
in your
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work
or study. You should say:
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who
this
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person
is what this
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person
did for you how this
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person
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helped
you And
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explain
how you
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felt
after this
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person
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helped
you. [You will
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have to
talk about the
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topic
for one to two minutes. You have one minute to
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think
about what you're going to say. You can
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make
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some
notes to
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help
you if you wish.
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]
Sample Answer:

Mr David is a professor of
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history
and a
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very
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famous
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person
in the university. He
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helped
a lot while completing my
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thesis
on
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Old
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History
of Europe. He is a
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man
of letters and skilled in various arts.
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He
also
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loves
to
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take part
in social activities and assist his students in needs. I
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think
this is a nice cue card
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topic
for me and I would like to thank you for this.

When I was not getting the
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supervisor
for my
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thesis
, Mr David extended his helping hand. He
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allowed
me to
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make
him my
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supervisor
in the
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thesis
.
Accordingly
, I
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started
taking suggestions and directives about the
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thesis
which were
really
necessary for me. In fact, without
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support
from Mr David, the dean of the faculty, I would not have submitted the
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thesis
in due time. He
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
helped
me always with the necessary information and valuable directives.

I was
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told
to select a subject for the
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thesis
and I picked the
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topic
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–
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Old
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History
of European Continent.
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History
was my
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favourite
and I
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thought
that I would be able to complete the
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work
in due time and
smoothly
.
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But
I stumbled in each of the steps after the
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topic
selection. I could not manage the necessary resources for exploration and I
also
did not
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get
my
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supervisor
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who
would guide me through the process. All the professors
were engaged
and then Mr David
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told
me to write his name on the space for
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supervisor
in the
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thesis
form.

Honestly
, I
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felt
lucky when I
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got
him as my
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supervisor
.
Moreover
, we had a
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very
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good
understanding and I
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got
all the required
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supports
from him. He was like an affectionate father to me. The moments under his supervision were nice and I
finally
made a
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good
result. More
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Ideas
to
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help
you prepare your
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own
answer: Cue Card
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Topic
:
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Describe
a
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person
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who
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helped
in your
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work
or study. 1. Sam is my colleague and
actually
, he is Samuel
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but
I call him Sam in short. He provides a supportive hand for me, whenever I need him. I
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often
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get
his
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help
and without his
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support
, I could not complete my
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assignments
a month ago.
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Recently
, he has
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helped
me
greatly
to
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make
a presentation on strategic management for my
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company
. I
was asked
to
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make
the
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assignment and
he
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told
me the ways to
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make
it.

2.
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Jesmin
is my
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bestie and
we are in the same college in Kuwait. She does lots of things for me.
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Recently
, I could not attend the
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class
for my
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illness and
she collected all the notes and other study materials and brought them to my home. I
was overwhelmed
with her
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support
. In fact, it was a great
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help
for me and it would have been disastrous for me if I could not
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get
the reading materials. I
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felt
lucky
indeed
with the
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help. 3
. Alberto is my
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colleague and
we
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work
for the same position at a local shoe manufacturer in Spain. He
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helps
me
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greatly and
I am grateful to him. Last week, I made
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some
mistakes in designing a shoe for females marking the Christmas ahead. Alberto
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helped
me to
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make
the design perfect. He appeared with a kind attitude for me
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because
the
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wrong
design might cause my termination from the job.

4. Samantha is my
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cousin and
we are in the same educational institution in England. She is of great
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help
to me.
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Recently
, I failed to attend the college for
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some
personal reasons. In fact, I had to receive my grandfather from the airport and I
also
had to submit an
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assignment
to the college.
So
, I sought her
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help
. She submitted the
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assignment
on behalf of me, and I went to
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meet
the teacher the same day and
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explained
everything. I
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felt
relieved after the hectic day was over.

5. I
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think
I could not have completed the
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assignment
without the direct
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support
of Anton. He is my
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supervisor
at the office and has
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helped
me
greatly
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recently
. Without his
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help
, I could not have finished the project in time. When I was in trouble with the project completion deadline, I sought his
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help and
he extended his
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support
.
So
, I was grateful to him. And I
also
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felt
proud to have a boss like him.
8Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
73Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
12Mistakes
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IELTS speaking Describe a person who helped in your work or study. v. 1

Speaking
  American English
9 paragraphs
802 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
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    Include an introduction and conclusion
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    Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
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    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
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    Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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