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Band 7+: Describe a skill that was difficult to learn but you are now good at. You should say: - What the skill is - How you learned it - How long it took to become proficient And explain why it was difficult for you to learn.

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The skill that I want to talk about is critical thinking. I wanted to learn it for a long time because this skill is very important in contemporary life, as people often face unexpected and difficult situations. They need to have a clear head, think objectively, consider all possibilities, and evaluate different viewpoints. It is also very important to have good reasoning in work and university. So, in educational fields and the world, it is very beneficial. It is very complex to acquire this skill, not just to acquire it but to enhance it. This is particularly due to how it's strongly correlated with our life experiences and the context we live in. However, I did some practice from Cambridge on critical thinking skills when I completed exercises related to texts, how to find conclusions, and what various opinions were on different themes. I felt very proud of myself when I acquired that skill because now it is very easy for me in every area of life.
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The skill that I want to talk about is critical singing. I wanted to learn it for a long time because this skill is very important in contemporary because now people have so many unexpected and difficult situations. They got in and they need to have a clear head and think objectively, consider all possibilities and just views. It also is very important to have good reasoning in work and university. So educational fields and the world is very beneficial. very complex to acquire the skill, not just acquire but enhance. Particularly on account of how it’s strongly correlated with our life experiences and context we live in. However, I did some practices from Cambridge on critical thinking skills when I did some exercises related to texts and how to find conclusion and what outer means for some different themes, what his opinion was. And I felt very proud of myself when I acquired that skill, because now it’s very easy for me in every life sphere.

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