I want to see you about my manager at my work. I really like my manager, and he teach me a lot of important things. The first one, he teach me how to be a professional at my work. So, firstly, how to interact with each other and how to be professional in my sentence and to be clear what I should do and when I should listen. And, uh, important one, how to care about my dresses or the uniform, at the work. He always wear a sword, which looks is a professional woman. And he always prefers the blue color in the soides. And I think his color is slightable for his color because he a white person. And when he wears the blue soid. He looks like a bruises or, uh, see of all of the candy. And I really learn more from his perspective as well as experience, and always I try to copy and deal as him.
Band 5+: (Part 2) (Cue card) Describe a person who you believe dresses well. Who he/she is • What kind of dresses he/she wears • How you know him/her • And explain why you like her sense of dressing
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I want to talk about my manager at my work. I really like my manager, and he has taught me a lot of important things. Firstly, he taught me how to be professional at my work, how to interact with others, how to be professional in my demeanor, how to be clear about what I should do, and when I should listen. An important aspect he emphasized was how to care about my dress or uniform at work. He always wears a suit, which looks very professional on him. He always prefers the color blue in his suits. I think this color suits him well because he is a white person. When he wears the blue suit, he looks sharp and stands out. I have learned a lot from his perspective and experience, and I always try to emulate and dress like him.
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