I’like to share with you about my very first time being asked for my opinion. This was the most memorable experience. I have done a lot of teamwork with my friends, so I’m quite familiar with the type of work I have done with. I have worked with several teammates and been asked many questions. I and I feel pretty comfortable sharing my thoughts with anyone. But back in the days when I was just a secret, I really m remember my first time being asked for opinions. Uh, it was when I just got to secretary school and presentations and speeches in front of class were completely new to me. We have never done that in my elementary school. In my first group project, I was assigned to a group of ten, which was pretty big group. When we started discussing, I was shy and hesitant to join in. Uh, but the team leaders were really friendly to me and other teammates were also very open. They asked me for my opinion on a topic that I felt I good at. I shared my thoughts with them and they were amazed by my knowledge. They praised me, accept my opinion, and I felt really good about it. It was was my first time being truly valued for my idea.
Band 7+: Describe a time when someone asked for your opinion
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I'd like to share with you about my very first time being asked for my opinion. This was a truly memorable experience. I've done a lot of teamwork with friends, so I'm quite familiar with that type of work. I've worked with several teammates and been asked many questions. I feel pretty comfortable sharing my thoughts with anyone. But back when I was just starting out, I vividly remember my first time being asked for my opinion. It was when I first started secondary school, and presentations and speeches in front of the class were completely new to me. We had never done that in elementary school. In my first group project, I was assigned to a group of ten, which was a pretty big group. When we started discussing, I was shy and hesitant to join in. But the team leaders were really friendly to me, and the other teammates were also very open. They asked me for my opinion on a topic that I felt I was good at. I shared my thoughts with them, and they were amazed by my knowledge. They praised me, accepted my opinion, and I felt really good about it. It was my first time being truly valued for my idea.
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