Band 7+: Describe a person who always has strong opinions you should say: who this person is how you know them why you think he or she is an opinionated person how you feel about this person

I want to talk about, uh, my accountance. His name is Ilin, and I know him from my english courses. Uh, we met about two months ago, and I didn’t know him very well. Then we get the noe chter. Then we got to know each chter. And I know today he is a very opinated person. Uh, he is s very confident when you talk about his opinions, and he’s assertive. Also, even his ideas weren’t true. He told them. I, um, mean, for example, there was a time in our course, uh, we talk about. We was talking about gender equality. And he told that he doesn’t believe. He told that he doesn’t believe in gender equality. And he thinks it’s not necessary. And, uh, it’s not had to be this way. He thinks it’s kind of ridiculous, but he thinks that he told that he thinks. I think the woman had more rights than men. I mean, and he was talking about, um, strength, his ideas. I. I. Of course, it’s not my idea, and I don’t believe him. But yet his ideas can be so convincing. For example, apart from that, there was another time we was talking about death penalty, and he thought that his belief death penalty should be legal. And the reason was overpopulation. I can’t believe. I couldn’t believe first time. But did I think about it? It can be right. It kind. It’s kind of fascist. But still, uh, he has a point, you know, he’s very logical about it. And I admire for him, even though he’s not right.