This advice was given by my uncle, my uncle was a military officer, and when I was a little girl, he once told me to take a copybook and start writing the English words with the translation in that copybook. That was a great advice for me because immediately after receiving that advice, I started writing everything in the copy book. I started translating English words out of the text that I read. And from that time on, I completed three copybooks. And when I was in 11th grade, I had two 96-page copybooks, which were full of the English words. and that advice was awesome and I realized it these days because if I didn’t listen to my uncle I would never become who I am now and I wouldn’t know so many many English words I know a lot of English words and I still are using this device I still write down all the unknown words into the copybook and that is great that helps me a lot during my exams and during my classes because as an English teacher I have to know a lot of a lot of words and I have to help my students with translating the taxes and something like that so the advice was very helpful very practical and long-living
Band 7+: Describe a piece of good advice you received. You should say: - Who gave you the advice - When you received it - What the advice was And explain why you think it was good advice.
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This advice was given by my uncle, who was a military officer. When I was a little girl, he once told me to take a copybook and start writing English words with their translations in that copybook. That was great advice for me because immediately after receiving it, I started writing everything in the copybook. I began translating English words from the texts that I read. From that time on, I completed three copybooks. When I was in 11th grade, I had two 96-page copybooks that were full of English words. That advice was awesome, and I realize it these days because if I hadn't listened to my uncle, I would never have become who I am now, and I wouldn't know so many English words. I know a lot of English words, and I still use this advice. I still write down all the unknown words into the copybook, and that is great. It helps me a lot during my exams and classes because, as an English teacher, I have to know a lot of words and help my students with translating texts and something like that. So the advice was very helpful, very practical, and long-lasting.
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