Well, I would like to talk about my, uh, close friend Sarah. He is my classmate at school. We have known each other for nine years and we sit together every day. Uh, Sarah is very good at making things by hand. Her talent is painting at school. Uh, she loves our art classes. And she always brings, uh, a sketchbook and colorful paintings to school. During, um, breaks, she sits and draws beautiful pictures. She can paint anything. For example, last week she painted a picture of our school buildings. She used watercolors, uh, and the picture looked very real and beautiful. Our teacher liked it. A lot of ant. Put it on the wall. On the wall. Uh, I admire Sara because she is, um, very hardworking. Most, uh, students play games on their phones during, uh, free time. But, uh, Sarah, uh, always practice her paintings. And she is very patient and creative.
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Well, I would like to talk about my close friend Sarah. She is my classmate at school. We have known each other for nine years and we sit together every day. Sarah is very good at making things by hand. Her talent is painting at school. She loves our art classes. And she always brings a sketchbook and colorful paintings to school. During breaks, she sits and draws beautiful pictures. She can paint anything. For example, last week she painted a picture of our school buildings. She used watercolors, and the picture looked very real and beautiful. Our teacher liked it a lot and put it on the wall. I admire Sarah because she is very hardworking. Most students play games on their phones during free time. But Sarah always practices her paintings. And she is very patient and creative.
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