I like to introduce you about a person who like to read a lot. He’s my best friend. He come, he’s around 16 to 17 years old. Um, I know he when I met, I met him at the parkimes. Sometimes at the library or sometimes as a square or sometimes in my classroom. In my classroom. So usually he reads about the fion comedy or the comic. Sometimes he read the math books and r about the science books, discovery geographic books. I think he likes to read a lot because, uh, he is a professional bookish person. Also. He’very. He’s very curious about what, what everything happens around him. So he wants to find more information and want to resolve for this. Not only for resolve, but he was, um. But when I asked him, he was talk about the, uh, time he was.
Band 5+: Question 2. Describe a person who likes to read a lot. Part 2: You should say: who he/she is how you knew he/she what he/she reads and explain why you think he/she likes to read a lot.
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I'd like to tell you about a person who loves to read a lot. He's my best friend, and he's about 16 or 17 years old. I met him at the park, sometimes at the library, sometimes in the square, and even in my classroom. He usually reads fiction, comedy, or comics. Sometimes he reads math books, science books, and even books about geography and discovery. I think he loves to read because he's a real bookworm. He's also very curious about everything that happens around him. He wants to find more information and understand things better. He doesn't just read to solve problems, but also to learn and explore. When I asked him about it, he talked about how reading helps him understand the world and the people in it.
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