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Describe a person whom you recently met and liked. v.1

Describe a person whom you recently met and liked. v. 1
Describe a person whom you recently met and liked. You should say: when and where you met what he/ she does why you liked him/ her and say whether you would like to spend more time with this person. [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 1: Last year I joined a multinational bank and as an investment banker, I often meet new people. Rahul is a young IT professional and a great person whom I have recently met and liked. I would like to thank you for this great opportunity to talk about a person I have lately met and made a friendship with. It would be few months, 4 months to be more specific since I have first met Rahul. I met him in his office at Royal Street to discuss a loan he had applied for. This was strictly a professional visit to discuss the terms of the loan and investigate his company and type of business he runs. After we got introduced, I found him very friendly and amiable. He graduated from the same university from where I completed my MBA in 2014. Rahul is a website and online application developer who owns a medium-sized IT firm. He comes from a rich family and has chased a different dream than his forefathers. I liked him for his friendly behaviours, innovative thinking, bravery and the sense of humour. He is such a nice person that he invited me to meet his family members at a party his family arranged a month ago, though our friendship has just begun. The main reason I found him to be a good person and nice friend is his honesty and ethics. The loan he applied for is still under review. I know that he has some good connections and powerful family members who he could easily turn to for the quick approval of this loan. But he has never used any of his influences to get advantages. He wants to achieve things he really deserves as an individual, not as a privileged person. The IT firm he is running is entirely his personal dream and achievement. He told me that he had not even taken a single penny from his father while starting this business and this is, in fact, a great determination to chase his own dream and build things with his own ability. I simply revere this quality in him. The kind of determination he has shown so far is rare among young people in our country these days. I would definitely like to spend more time with him and enhance our friendship further. In fact, I consider him a good friend already. I would like to know more about his friends, business, future plan as well as other aspects as we expect to know about from our friends. I guess we become very calculative and choosy while making friends after a certain age and in my opinion, he is worthy to be a good friend of mine.   Sample Answer 2: Recently I have met with Jack Ethan, a student at the undergraduate level at the Cairo University. In fact, he is one of my bosom friends now. He is from Australia and studying under the International studentship. Now I will describe him in brief and thank you for the chance to talk about him. Cairo University is one of the reputed universities in the world and enriched with a good number of faculties. The university offers its courses to the natives and the international students as well. Ethan joined here as an international student and I met him last month at the inauguration of our class. He is really a young gentleman and comes from a noble family in Australia. I was introduced to him as he took his seat beside me on the first day of university. Gradually, both of us discussed many issues and come to know each other. He was glad to be a part of the university like me. Jack Ethan is an undergraduate student of Mass Communication at the Cairo University. Like me, he is a fresher here and proudly owns a very good academic record. In fact, he never stood second in his academic career so far and thus achieved a scholarship with the Cairo University. A moderately tall-figured boy, Ethan likes to read books of varied interest. The most important thing about him is that he is ready with a witty answer to almost every question. Even the professors are also unable, at times, to argue with him over any issue. For his sharper brain and analytical ability, he is now a popular one in the class. Despite being a boy from a rich family, he loves to lead a simple life. He is not an exhibitionist. Everyone likes him for his modest nature and sincerity. But I like him for some other reasons. He is a man of word. Immediately after the startup of the class, one of the course instructors asked us all to bring an assignment on report writing for media. I was no idea how should I complete that. I sought help to many but none of them agreed to help me with an idea. In that moment, Ethan came to my help. He showed me how to write a report. Besides, he also suggested some potential ideas that I can apply to the report. Though some of the classmates were my school buddies, they denied to help me while a foreigner in my land, Egypt, came forward with a helping hand. Suddenly, I realised his nobleness and started liking him from deep of my heart. As an Egyptian, I am aware of the culture and histories of my own country. In opposite, Ethan is aware of the very recent political issues as well. He analyses issues with different perspective and the analysis results are outstanding. He does not talk much but able to express his feelings in a splendid way that the other students cannot. I think if I spend more time with him, it would be beneficial for me. His feelings are simple and he never rejects anyone for anything possible to him. He can deal with the worst situations and changes them in his favour. In fact, he could be a great teacher for me to teach about the real-life issues. So, I want to spend more time with Ethan. More Ideas to talk about this Cue Card/ Candidate Task Card topic: Topic: Describe a person whom you recently met and liked. 1. Meeting with people gives me newer experience and my meeting with Nero was an exceptional event, I believe. I met him at the metro station in New York City while boarding the train to move to a destination. He is a banker in the profession. I liked him for his politeness and sincerity. Of course, I would like to spend more time with this person because he talks nice. And he shares his experiences with people. 2. Ada is one of my good friends and I met her first in the university compound in Paris recently. She is an engineering student at the local engineering university like me. I like Ada much of her real-life skills. She knows almost everything about life and deals with them easily. I would like to spend more times with her only to know how she deals everything so craftily. She is, in fact, my inspiration and I try to follow her steps whenever I am in trouble. 3. While buying a book for my next semester at a local library in Punjab, I met with Victor. He is the bookseller. I like him because he is cooperative and sold me books on credit. that I paid later. I would like to spend more time with him because he is a lovable and kind person. When I told him that I do not have sufficient money with me, he spontaneously gave the books in credit. In fact, he has a big heart. 4. I went to a street market in Singapore and met with Tom. He is a small coffee shop owner in the market and sells different types of food ingredients. I had spent around half an hour with him and conversation with this young man made me like him. Obviously, I will spend more time with him. In fact, his thoughts are different from the other sellers of the market. He also knows how to treat people nicely. 5. Maria is a cooperative student at the University of Athens and helped me nicely to fill in my application form. She is a student supervisor and takes care of the international students in the university. She speaks cordially and provides the necessary attention to everyone. So, I liked her much. I would like to spend more time with her because I want to know the art of talking with people. She has a charming personality that attracted me most.
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what he/ she does why you liked him/ her and say whether you would
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Sample Answer 1:

Last year I
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joined
a multinational bank and as an investment banker, I
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often
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meet
new
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people
. Rahul is a
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young
IT professional and a
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great
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person
whom I have
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recently
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met
and liked. I would
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like
to thank you for this
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great
opportunity to
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talk
about a
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person
I have lately
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met
and made a friendship with.

It would be few
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months
, 4
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months
to be more specific since I have
first
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met
Rahul. I
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met
him in his office at Royal Street to discuss a
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loan
he had applied for. This was
strictly
a professional visit to discuss the terms of the
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loan
and investigate his
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company
and type of business he runs. After we
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got
introduced, I found him
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very
friendly and amiable. He graduated from the same
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university
from where I completed my MBA in 2014.

Rahul is a website and online application developer who
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owns
a medium-sized IT firm. He
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comes
from a rich
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family
and has chased a
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different
dream than his forefathers. I liked him for his friendly
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behaviours
, innovative thinking, bravery and the sense of
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humour
. He is such a nice
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person
that he invited me to
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meet
his
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family
members at a party his
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family
arranged a
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month
ago, though our friendship has
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just
begun. The main reason I found him to be a
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good
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person
and nice
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friend
is his honesty and ethics. The
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loan
he applied for is
still
under review. I
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know
that he has
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good
connections and powerful
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family
members who he could
easily
turn to for the quick approval of this
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loan
.
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But
he has never
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used
any of his influences to
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get
advantages. He wants to achieve things he
really
deserves as an individual, not as a privileged
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person
. The IT firm he is running is
entirely
his personal dream and achievement. He
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told
me that he had not even taken a single penny from his father while starting this business and this is, in
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fact
, a
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great
determination to chase his
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own
dream and build things with his
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own
ability. I
simply
revere this quality in him. The kind of determination he has shown
so
far is rare among
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young
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people
in our country these days.

I would definitely
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like
to
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more
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time
with him and enhance our friendship
further
. In
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, I consider him a
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friend
already. I would
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to
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, business, future plan as
well
as
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aspects as we
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know
about from our
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friends
.
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we become
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very
calculative and choosy while making
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friends
after a certain age and in my opinion, he is worthy to be a
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good
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friend
of mine.
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Sample Answer
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2: Recently
I have
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met
with Jack Ethan, a
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student
at the undergraduate level at the Cairo
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University
. In
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fact
, he is one of my bosom
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friends
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now
. He is from Australia and studying under the
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International
studentship.
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describe
him
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and thank you for the chance to
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talk
about him.

Cairo
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University
is one of the reputed
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universities
in the world and enriched with a
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good
number of faculties. The
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university
offers its courses to the natives and the
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international
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students
as
well
. Ethan
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joined
here as an
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international
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student
and I
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met
him last
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month
at the inauguration of our
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class
. He is
really
a
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young
gentleman and
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comes
from a noble
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family
in Australia. I
was introduced
to him as he took his seat beside me on the
first
day of
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university
.
Gradually
, both of us discussed
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many
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issues
and
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come
to
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know
each
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. He was glad to be a part of the
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university
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like
me.

Jack Ethan is an undergraduate
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student
of Mass Communication at the Cairo
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University
.
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Like
me, he is a fresher here and
proudly
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owns
a
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good
academic record. In
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fact
, he never stood second in his academic career
so
far and
thus
achieved a scholarship with the Cairo
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University
. A
moderately
tall-figured boy, Ethan
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likes
to read
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books
of varied interest. The most
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important
thing about him is that he is ready with a witty answer to almost every question. Even the professors are
also
unable, at
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times
, to argue with him over any
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issue
. For his sharper brain and analytical ability, he is
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now
a popular one in the
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class
. Despite being a boy from a rich
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family
, he
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loves
to lead a simple life. He is not an exhibitionist.

Everyone
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likes
him for his modest nature and sincerity.
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I
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like
him for
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other
reasons. He is a
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man
of word. Immediately after the startup of the
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class
, one of the course instructors asked us all to bring an assignment on report writing for media. I was no
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idea
how should I complete that. I sought
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help
to
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many
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but
none of them
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agreed
to
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help
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idea
.
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, Ethan came to my
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. He
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showed
me how to write a report.
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, he
also
suggested
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some
potential
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ideas
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some of the
classmates were my school buddies, they denied to
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help
me while a foreigner in my land, Egypt, came forward with a helping hand.
Suddenly
, I
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realised
his nobleness and
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started
liking him from deep of my heart.

As an Egyptian, I am aware of the culture and histories of my
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own
country. In opposite, Ethan is aware of the
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very
recent political
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issues
as
well
. He analyses
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issues
with
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different
perspective and the analysis results are outstanding. He does not
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talk
much
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but
able to express his feelings
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in a splendid way
that the
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other
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students
cannot. I
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think
if I
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spend
more
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time
with him, it would be beneficial for me. His feelings are
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simple and
he never rejects anyone for anything possible to him. He can deal with the worst situations and
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changes
them in his
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favour
. In
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fact
, he could be a
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great
teacher for me to teach about the real-life
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issues
.
So
, I want to
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spend
more
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time
with Ethan. More
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Ideas
to
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talk
about this Cue Card/ Candidate Task Card topic: Topic:
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Describe
a
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person
whom you
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recently
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met
and liked. 1. Meeting with
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people
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gives
me newer experience and my meeting with Nero was an exceptional
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event
, I believe. I
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met
him at the metro station in New York City while boarding the train to
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move
to a destination. He is a banker in the profession. I liked him for his politeness and sincerity.
Of course
, I would
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like
to
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spend
more
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time
with this
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person
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because
he
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talks
nice. And he shares his experiences with
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people. 2
. Ada is one of my
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good
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friends
and I
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met
her
first
in the
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university
compound in Paris
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recently
. She is an engineering
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student
at the local engineering
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university
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like
me. I
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like
Ada much of her real-life
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skills
. She
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knows
almost everything about life and deals with them
easily
. I would
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like
to
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spend
more
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times
with her
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only
to
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know
how she deals everything
so
craftily
. She is, in
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fact
, my inspiration and I try to follow her steps whenever I am in trouble.

3. While buying a
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book
for my
next
semester at a local library in Punjab, I
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met
with Victor. He is the bookseller. I
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like
him
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because
he is cooperative and sold me
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books
on credit.
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that
I paid later. I would
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like
to
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spend
more
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time
with him
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because
he is a lovable and kind
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person
. When I
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told
him that I do not have sufficient money with me, he
spontaneously
gave the
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books
in credit. In
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fact
, he has a
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big
heart.

4. I went to a street market in Singapore and
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met
with Tom. He is a
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small
coffee shop owner in the market and sells
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different
types of food ingredients. I had spent around half an hour with him and conversation with this
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young
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man
made me
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like
him.
Obviously
, I will
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spend
more
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time
with him. In
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fact
, his thoughts are
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different
from the
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other
sellers of the market. He
also
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knows
how to treat
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people
nicely
.

5. Maria is a cooperative
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student
at the
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University
of Athens and
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
helped
me
nicely
to fill in my application form. She is a
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student
supervisor and takes care of the
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international
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students
in the
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university
. She speaks
cordially
and provides the necessary attention to everyone.
So
, I liked her much. I would
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like
to
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spend
more
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time
with her
This phrase/word is too simple and can be replaced with:
because
I want to
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know
the art of talking with
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people
. She has a charming personality that attracted me most.
16Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
187Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
13Mistakes

IELTS speaking Describe a person whom you recently met and liked. v. 1

Speaking
  American English
14 paragraphs
1527 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: 6.0
  • 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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