Y.E. Test - 8#
8) Who's inspires you?
There two people that inspires myself. The first is my aunt-mom Lindinalva, she's a great woman and a wonderful human being. My aunt-mom don't attend the school and came from a very poor family, so she teached to me my most powerful learnings: Do and no try; be myself; and believe in my potential. I love her.
The second person that inspires me is the Pakistani girl Malala Yousafzai - she put her own life at risk by education and to have a chance to change the reality of a million of girls who live in terrorist areas. She's a lovely and inspirational woman.
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Y.E. Test - 8#
8) Who inspires you?There are two people who inspire me. The first is my aunt-mom Lindinalva. She is a great woman and a wonderful human being. My aunt-mom did not attend school and came from a very poor family but she taught me my most important lessons: Do try; be myself; and believe in my potential. I love her.
The second person who inspires me is the Pakistani girl Malala Yousafzai - she put her own life at risk by getting herself an education and giving million of girls who live in terrorist areas a chance to change their realities. She's a lovely and inspirational woman.
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Y.E. Test - 8#
8) Who's inspires you?There two people that inspire me myself. The first is my aunt on my mom's side, Lindinalva. She's a great woman and a wonderful human being. My aunt didn't attend the school and came from a very poor family, so she teached taught me my most powerful learnings lessons: Do and no try Don't try, do; be myself; and believe in my potential. I love her.
The second person that inspires me is the Pakistani girl Malala Yousafzai - she put her own life at risk by getting an education and to have seeking a chance to change the reality of a millions of girls who live in areas filled with terrorism. She's a lovely and inspirational woman.
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Nice job, Stelle. Just remember to pay attention to what words you use when you speak in the past tense. Believe me when I say it'd be easier for all of us if every past tense English verb ended in "ed" but that's not the case. For example: "taught" instead of "teached". I know that these kinds of these are difficult for a lot of English learners, so don't get discouraged.
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