No. I’d like to talk about the time when I talk to my relatives. It happened it in the summer last year, uh, when I was at home in my village, I enjoyed my summer holiday my spending time with my little sister, but, uh, one of my, uh, sister-in-law, as I said, I’m I’m in the village. So she asked, uh, of my mom to tell their children to English language, in this summer holiday period. At that time, I did want to, uh, teach them because I didn’t have enough time for myself or my self development or taking care of my little sister because I like I love my little are very much. But at the end, I decided to try not to I thought not to why I don’t try to teach them and because they helped our family a lot. So I decided to teach them that I they they were, uh, the girl who are who was uh, ten years old, maybe, and the and the one little boy who was, uh, was Not five, maybe seven years old. I ask it, uh, to come to my home for three times in a week. For 1 hour. We, uh, I taught different grammatical, uh, grammar topics and the different recoveries. I thought how to read correctly to them. My dad, uh, we I told them for about 1 Not 1, 2 months. And, uh, at the end, I saw how their English was developed improved. And they was very delighted and happy to them, and they must also and said that that she’s also happy by her hearing this news.
Band 5+: describe a time when you taught a friend or relative something what you taught them to do whom you taught how you taught them how you felt about it
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I'd like to talk about a time when I taught my relatives. It happened last summer when I was at home in my village during my summer holiday. I spent time with my little sister, and one of my sister-in-laws asked my mom to help her children learn English during the summer break. Initially, I was hesitant to teach them because I was busy with my own activities and looking after my little sister whom I love dearly. However, I eventually decided to give it a try since they had been helpful to our family. I taught a ten-year-old girl and a seven-year-old boy. They came to my home three times a week for one hour each session. I covered various grammar topics, reading exercises, and pronunciation. I taught them for about one to two months, and I was pleased to see their improvement in English. They were happy and grateful, and their mother was also delighted to hear about their progress.
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