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48)Describe a person you only met once and want to know more about

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Who he/she is?
When you met him/her?
Why do you want to know more about him/her?
And explain how you feel about him/her?
Being a voracious traveller, I visit numerous places. During travel, I meet people from diverse backgrounds and cultures. Recently while travelling, I met a person and I would like to meet him again. His name is Andrew, and he is from Scotland. Last year, due to the corona pandemic, our country was in a state of lockdown. When the government had lifted the lockdown and begun the unlocking process, I had a sigh of relief. As I wanted to unwind myself, I booked a flight for Goa. During the journey, I met Andrew from Scotland. Andrew visited India to know more about the history and culture. Our discussion started with hobbies and interests. After that, we started discussing the world’s history. I consider myself a person with immense knowledge of history, but when I listened to Andrew, I got stunned, as that person has more knowledge than me about my country’s history. He told me how the western world sees my country. According to him, the westerners have realized the significance of Uzbekistan contribution to the world. Now fields like yoga and meditation are making inroads in the lives of Europeans. He further advised me that Uzbeks should have pride in their culture because of the things science is coming to know now, the Indian religious texts have that information for ages. A discussion of two hours was not enough to fetch information from an informed person like Andrew. I would like to meet him again to gain valuable formation. I would use the information obtained from him to spread awareness about Indian history among those Indians who have less knowledge about this.


49)Talk about a toy you liked in your childhood.
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What was the toy?
Who gave it to you?
How often did you play with it?
Well, talking about childhood toys makes me nostalgic. In my perspective, childhood is the golden phase of one’s life, and memories related to it would always hold a special place. Plus what could be more precious than a childhood toy? Since I was the apple of my family’s eyes, I was fortunate enough to have a myriad of toys, such as dolls, stuffed animals, building blocks, puzzles, handmade toys and many more. However, one toy which was close to my heart was a toy train, which my father gifted me on my 6th birthday. I vividly remember my first train trip along with my parents, that time I saw an original train for the first time. I was awestruck by its enormous size, fascinating colour, and sound. The first word came from my mouth was, ” I wish if I could have something like this to play with at home”. Just after a couple of months, on my birthday morning, I saw a large gift-wrapped box in my room. I wanted to open it, but out of the blue, all my family members started to sing a birthday song. Gauging my inquisitiveness, my dad asked me to unwrap it. I was over the moon to see my favourite toy. Immediately I went to my dad and gave him a huge hug. It looked exactly the miniature locomotive, with a cute red steam engine, 3-4 bogies along with some tracks parts. My dad helped me to assemble the train tracks and fix the train. I still remember the sound and lights of my toy train. I was extremely passionate about this battery-operated toy train and used to play now and then. Although I was possessive about my belongings, I shared this toy with my siblings and buddies. It helped me to develop both my social and motor skills. At that time, we did not have the privilege to play with hi-fi electronic or battery-operated toys, which is readily available to contemporary generation kids. Only simple toys were our valuable possessions, and I had a whale of a time playing with this toy in my childhood. Moreover, I have a special bonding with this particular toy as it was the first thing my dad gave me without me asking for it, which enhanced both my creativity and imagination.
50)Describe a time when you organized a happy event successfully.