stand
out (be remembered; be different)
!
I felt really proud of her, as I know she worked very hard for this. To support
her, I was there on opening night, and even brought some friends of mine.
Whenever possible, I recommend her restaurant to others and try to bring as
much business as possible to her. It
fills me with joy (makes me happy)
to
see my friends achieve their dreams!
52. Describe your grandparent's job
You should say:
- what it was
- how long he or she had this job
- how he or she got the job
- and whether you would like to have this job
Since I don’t exactly understand what my grandfathers did as a job, I will tell
you about my grandmother’s career. As it was uncommon for a woman to have
a university degree and their own career other than being a
stay at home mom
(mother who doesn't work; stays at home to care for the house),
I really
looked up to her (admired)
for this my entire life. She always motivated me to
be a strong, independent woman. Now, let me give you more details.
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She was a Registered Nurse, mostly focused on caring for the mentally ill. I
really admired her for her career choice, as her brother committed suicide when
she was young. Because of this, she wanted to provide help to those suffering
from mental illnesses. She studied at a famed university in Washington, DC
and directly after got a job at a hospital nearby. As she was at the top of her
class, she was an extremely attractive candidate for any position, so she got
the one she most
sought after (desired)
. I know that she greatly cared for her
patients there, as my father used to tell me stories about how she would even
invite her patients over to have dinner with their family sometimes! Apart from
working as a full-time nurse, she also
tended to (took care of)
her home and
four children. She had this job from her post university years all the way to her
retirement at age 65. All in all, I admire her for
having a lot on her plate
(having a lot to do)
but still taking the time to take good care of her husband
and children, while still
taking the extra mile (doing more than expected of
her)
to make her patients feel part of her family, as well.
Although I do believe that nursing is a fulfilling career, I wouldn't want it for
myself. For one, I
cringe (movement in disgust)
at the sight of blood.
Moreover, mathematics and the sciences aren’t my strong point, so I don’t
believe I would be a good candidate for this vocation. At the same time, I
certainly respect others in this field. To sum it up, my grandmother was
a
woman ahead of her time (a modern, forward woman)
!
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- IELTS_Speaking_Actual_Tests_May-August 2019.pdf
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