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Describe a person you wanted to be similar to when you were growing up

Who is this person?   Where and under what circumstances did you meet him/her?

What were the physical attributes – eg. height / hair / eye colour / scent?

What quality about him / her inspired you?         How was the attitude of this person towards you and others?

I have wanted to be similar to many people when I was growing up. Here, I would like to talk about my aunt, Jyoti, whom I really wanted to be like. She is my father’s cousin and is a doctor. She is in her early forties and is tall and beautiful. She has a wheatish complexion and has short curly black hair. When she smiles, she has a deep dimple on her right cheek, which makes her look very beautiful. I vividly remember, the first time I met her in a family function when I was in 8th. She had come from Canada and seemed to be the hot favourite of all family members. I was impressed by her way of talking. I could see the look of admiration everyone had for her. When my father introduced us, she gave me a warm smile and hugged me tight. I immediately developed a liking for her. The whole day I remained with her like her shadow. I really wanted to be like her. My father invited her to spend a day or two with us at our home. She spent the weekend with us. I can never forget those two days. Now I am planning to go to Canada for my higher education. My favourite aunt is there, so even the thought of being with her makes me happy.

Describe a person you wanted to be similar to when you were growing up (IELTS Cue Card May to Aug 2019)

by | Mar 4, 2019 | Cue Card (May to Aug 2019), CUE CARDS | 1 comment

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