I just wanted to talk about a piece of news I recently heard about my cousin. This was incredibly significant because Oun had been studying hard uh, for years to achieve this goal. I first heard about this, uh, news a month ago. It was a sunny Saturday afternoon when, when my uncle called me to share the wonderful news. He was over the moon and I could hear the joy of the joy in his vs. When I heard this news, I felt overwhelming, uh, sense of pride and happiness for Uchkun. I knew how much effort he had put into his studies, uh, sacrifying weekendness to ensure he was well prepared. Uh, to be more, more precise, he lived with his parents from the age of to two six in German Germany. After returning to Tashkent, after coming back to Tashan, his father, my uncle, sent him to a private english school. After studying there for two years, he entered the branch of the canadian school in Tuscn and finished high school, uh, there. Now he is going to, he is going abroad to study. It was a heartarming experience to see him so happy and to be surrounded by family who supported and believed in him.
Band 7+: Describe a piece of good news that you heard about someone you know well You should say: What it was When you heard it • How you knew it And explain how you felt about it
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I'd like to talk about some good news I recently heard about my cousin, Uchkun. This was incredibly significant because he had been studying hard for years to achieve this goal. I first heard about it a month ago. It was a sunny Saturday afternoon when my uncle called me to share the wonderful news. He was over the moon, and I could hear the joy in his voice. When I heard this news, I felt an overwhelming sense of pride and happiness for Uchkun. I knew how much effort he had put into his studies, sacrificing weekends to ensure he was well prepared. To be more precise, he lived with his parents from the age of two to sixteen in Germany. After returning to Tashkent, his father, my uncle, sent him to a private English school. After studying there for two years, he entered the branch of the Canadian school in Tashkent and finished high school there. Now, he is going abroad to study. It was heartwarming to see him so happy and to be surrounded by family who supported and believed in him.
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