Well, I want to get a bold rolling by talking about the times when I succeeded in kneeling a very difficult task, which I thought I could have never done it. But in the end, I successfully overcame it. It happens a couple of years ago, two years to be exact. At the times, I needed a band 7.5 in order to apply for one of the chosen prestigious school, top university in Vietnam. And I can use this certificate to apply for a broth in the future, if possible. So at the times, I was struggling with the writing task 1 and task 2, because these tasks were too complex to comprehend in terms of structures, comparing structures as well as how to develop your idea coherently and effectively. Partly because of my inadequacy of vocabulary as an old. So I was struggling a lot to familiarize with the test at the time. And I decided one day to ask for my friend’s advice, who was also my best friend, and even now he was one of the best students that specialized in English. So we both got together and set off on the journey towards achieving a band 7.5 in the IELTS, because we both had the same dream. So we started with a systematic schedule, and then we walked our way up as they went by and overcame each obstacle easily. He actually gave me a lot of advice on how to approach each task in the IELTS. He even gave me a lot of inspiring calls and sentences that motivate me when I feel down in the dumps. The IELTS preparation process really warned me out at the time, but with his help, I was able to manage to get by. And when we finally received the test results, we both overcame the most difficult obstacle, which was the band 7.5, and we was over the moon. And then we decided to throw a party afterward.
Band 7+: Question 1. Describe a time when you succeeded in doing something that was difficult You should say: What you succeeded in When you succeeded Who helped you do it And how you felt when you succeeded
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Well, I want to get started by talking about the time when I succeeded in completing a very difficult task, which I thought I could never do. But in the end, I successfully overcame it. It happened a couple of years ago, two years to be exact. At that time, I needed a band 7.5 in order to apply for one of the prestigious schools, a top university in Vietnam. I could use this certificate to apply for a scholarship in the future, if possible. So at that time, I was struggling with the writing tasks 1 and 2, because these tasks were too complex to comprehend in terms of structure, comparing structures, as well as how to develop my ideas coherently and effectively. Partly because of my inadequacy in vocabulary as well. I struggled a lot to familiarize myself with the test at that time. One day, I decided to ask for my friend's advice, who was also my best friend, and even now he is one of the best students specializing in English. So we both got together and set off on the journey towards achieving a band 7.5 in the IELTS, because we both had the same dream. We started with a systematic schedule, and then we worked our way up as time went by and overcame each obstacle easily. He actually gave me a lot of advice on how to approach each task in the IELTS. He even provided me with a lot of inspiring quotes and sentences that motivated me when I felt down in the dumps. The IELTS preparation process really wore me out at the time, but with his help, I was able to manage to get through it. When we finally received the test results, we both overcame the most difficult obstacle, which was the band 7.5, and we were over the moon. Then we decided to throw a party afterward.
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