BREAKFAST (part 1)
Question 1: Do you like to get up early in the morning?
Well, not really. I mean I usually have to burn the midnight’s oil to finish all of my work. As a result, I will sleep in every time I can. Usually I cannot sleep in on weekdays because I have to go to school on time so I have to wake up at 6 a.m, which is really frustrating. I will spend my weekends waking up late to compensate for the whole week.
Question 2: What do you usually do in the morning?
It really depends. If it’s a weekday, which means from Monday to Friday, I have to go to school very early. Actually, I have to get there at 7 a.m so I cannot do many things in the morning, except from eating breakfast, going to school and studying. But if it’s Saturday or Sunday, I will spend a little bit of my morning to sleep in and then do some exercises before breakfast.
Question 3: Is breakfast important?
Absolutely, breakfast is considered to be the most essential meals of the day. In the morning, I eat breakfast pretty religiously. I try to get something satisfying, you know, not to get myself too full but it definitely has to be hearty so that I will have a lot of energy for the whole day long. And on days when I have to skip my breakfasts or forget it, I will find myself really unproductive and tired those days.
Part 2: Describe something you learn from a person or a place
Cue card
- What you learn?
- When this happen? uphill battle, go over one’s head, fall behind
- Who taught this? acquire a reputation for st, be renowned for
- How you feel? It was a real struggle, it was tough at the beginning, sb walk me through st
Sample: So I gotta say that studying languages especially English has become a norm in today’s world among the youngster. In fact, many students take learning a second language pretty seriously at a very young age and I’m no exception. I mean I tried to battle my English everyday and I took many classes during that journey. And one of the time that left such indelible impression to me was when I decided to learn with this teacher. As far as I could remember, it was probably two years ago when I was still in my secondary school. Back then, my English speaking was terrible, I mean, most of the things the teachers in my school teach me just went over my head. Every single English lesson was like an uphill battle for me. I really fell behind with my study and as the final exam was right around the corner, I knew that I had to do something to deal with the obstacle. And luckily, one of my friends, she recommended me this foreign teacher. It was like a no-brainer decision for me to give it a shot because this teacher has acquire a reputation for his teaching skill. Initially, I have to admit that it was really tough from the grammar to the pronunciation and vocabularies. But thanks to the patience and also dedication of the teacher, I slowly improve my English day by day. And in the end, I was able to ace my test at school, with straight-A. I was really happy. I gotta say that the whole experience really foster my passion for learning languages.
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