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2022-04-24 18:54:19 Speaking Part 2 in Uzbekistan —

Describe a polite person you met

You should say:

Who the person is
How you know the person
What the person looks like
And explain why you think the person is polite.

Well, the person I’d like to talk to you about is a very good friend of mine, Sara. She must be one of the nicest and most polite individuals I know.

We’ve basically known each other since forever because we were in the same class from high school through to college. She is like my partner in crime and we can share everything together from schoolwork to our love lives.

You know, the first time I met her she left a deep impression on me because on the first day of school I got lost while trying to find my classroom and she really helped me out. Surprisingly, we were also arranged by the teacher to be desk-mates.

And the reason why I think she’s so polite is simply because she has really good manners. She abuses the word “thank you” even on the slightest occasion. For instance, I’ve noticed that whenever we eat at a restaurant, she will thank the waiters whenever they bring a dish to the table. And another example would be that every time she gets off a bus, she will always say thank you to the driver, which a lot of people probably think isn’t necessary, but I’m sure the waiters and bus drivers really appreciate it. Finally, whenever our classmates ask her to help them with difficult homework, she never complains or shows any hesitation. And due to this, she always maintains a good reputation thanks to her politeness.

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Vocabulary highlights:

since forever – for a long time
my partner in crime – good friends who do a lot together including getting into trouble
love life – relationship with boyfriend/girlfriend or husband/wife
deep impression – a strong effect or influence
to get lost – to not know where you are
desk-mates – to sit next to or share a desk with someone
good manners – to be polite and respectful
abuses – to use too much or use in a bad way
on the slightest occasion – at small, unimportant moments

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