Uh now I would like to talk about a person who like read lot. Uh it’s my uh cousin sister. She is very very serious about her uh books. She always liked to reading um well we meet our girland friends house uh but uh. That time when I see her she is on her book she can’t uh she can’t focus anywhere when she write the read the book and uh when I see her I feel like uh. Who’s this girl who always uh are uh in her book. Uh. Then she’s very clever she read my mind where I say that u after that uh uh she we talked to more and uh. I know about her that she likes reading book uh a lot. When he finds some freedomnes she read uh this uh. So then uh. We are now a very good friend and I think she is very uh. Good girl uh one day she will do anything for reading book in future uh that’s it.
Band 5+: Describe a person who like to read a lot
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I'd like to talk about someone who loves to read a lot. My cousin sister is a great example. She's incredibly passionate about books. She's always reading, even when we're out with friends. I remember one time, we were at our friend's house, and she was completely engrossed in her book. She couldn't focus on anything else. It was like she was in another world. I thought, 'Who is this girl who's always lost in her books?' She's very intelligent, and she can read people well. I once mentioned something, and she immediately understood what I meant. We started talking more, and I learned that she just loves reading. Whenever she has free time, she picks up a book. We're really good friends now, and I think she's a wonderful person. I know she'll always make time for reading in the future. That's all I have to say about her.
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