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25)Describe a person who impressed you the most when you were in primary school

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Who he/she is?
How you knew him/her?
Why he/she impressed you the most?
And how you feel about him/her?
On our schooling days, we meet and take advice from a lot of people. However, there are only a few people who impress us, and we always seek flashes of inspiration from such persons. As far as I am concerned, I met a remarkable personality in my childhood, and according to me, he is the most impressive person I have ever met. He is Mr Ahmad and right now he is 50 years old. When I was in 5th standard, I came across Mr Ahmad. He was the librarian of our school. The reason why he impressed me the most was through his determination, dedication and discipline he brought a paradigm shift in my life. During my budding years, I used to be an average student. I was not much interested in studying, and my teachers would rebuke me a lot. Due to such a low performance, I had developed an inferiority complex in myself. In my 5th standard, when I started going to the library, I would sit there for hours, practically doing nothing. Upon seeing my plight, Mr Ahmad came to my rescue. Every day he used to make me read 2-3 pages of my favourite cartoon book. He did this task with me for three months, and the result was that I became a voracious reader in just three months. After seeing improvement in my performance, my teachers had started taking me seriously, and I became the topper of my class. Today I am a successful person, and the credit of my success goes to Mr Ahmad. Not only me, but he has also turned the life of many other students towards an impressive growth trajectory. He is an altruist person who always goes beyond the conventional domain to help others.

26)Describe a course that impressed you a lot.

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What the course was about?
Where you took the course?
What you did during the course?
And explain why it impressed you a lot?
Well, to learn new skills people often attend some short-term courses and I too have attended many of these. Here I would like to talk about the one which impressed me the most and it was a two weeks Cookery course that I attended last year. Cooking is an essential skill to possess for all, regardless of gender and age, so to be able to cook food I decided to join this course at an institute in my city. I got impressed by the leaflet I found in the newspaper which stated, become an expert cook in 10 days. Since, I wanted to try my luck in cooking so without thinking much I joined. There were around 10 others in the group and we all were age mates, so I started to enjoy it from day one. The trainer got us familiar with some of the most common ingredients and taught us the basics. The course was well planned and structured that we learnt cooking Indian curries, snacks, desserts and some international food items. We also learnt some kitchen hacks and some instant recipes to prepare food in no time. I was really impressed the way our trainer taught us and his friendly behaviour because of which we could enjoy the lessons. Today, I can prepare food for myself and my family especially when my mother is not well. In addition, I am planning to move abroad for my higher study and this skill is going to benefit in long run and the credit goes to the short course I joined and I would definitely recommend others to join this interesting course.