Today I would like to describe an occasion when I had to make a spontaneous decision and finally that turned out well which was participating in an English debating competition. happened during my college years my teachers organized a English debate competition where everyone allowed to participate. So as I wanted to improve my English skills. So suddenly I decided to take part in that competition which can help me overcome my fear and really can really improve my English language skills as we have to speak in front of the people and as it’s a debate competition. So here it requires a lot of hard work and indelicence. and intelligent. I finally, I start, for that competition, I take preparing myself and I do practice in front of the mirror myself and one of my best friends helped me a lot to listen my speaking or sometimes gave me advice what to do and which part I need to improve. So finally, I didn’t own that competition, but it boosted my confidence and removed my fairness.
Band 6+: Describe an instance where you made a spontaneous decision that turned out well. You should say: - What the decision was - What led you to make it so quickly - What the potential risks were And explain why it turned out to be a good decision.
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Today I would like to describe an occasion when I had to make a spontaneous decision that turned out well, which was participating in an English debating competition. This happened during my college years when my teachers organized an English debate competition where everyone was allowed to participate. I wanted to improve my English skills, so I suddenly decided to take part in that competition, which could help me overcome my fear and really improve my English language skills, as we had to speak in front of people. Since it's a debate competition, it requires a lot of hard work and intelligence. I started preparing for that competition, practicing in front of the mirror, and one of my best friends helped me a lot by listening to my speaking and giving me advice on what to do and which parts I needed to improve. Finally, I didn't win that competition, but it boosted my confidence and removed my fears.
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