sweet and salt food I could'nt find an exciting subject on wich I could write and I remember I made a white IELTS test last week and the subject was : "sweet food or salt food". This subject didn't i

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sweet and salt food I could'nt find an exciting subject on wich I could write and I remember I made a white IELTS test last week and the subject was : "sweet food or salt food". This subject didn't inspire me anything even more if I had to speak to someone but I need to train myself on fluent subjects. I like both sweet and salt food but when I'm hungry I'm more attracted by sweet food. When I take a lunch I like to finish with something sweet, if I can't, I feel like something is missing. Before, If I was too lazy to cook or/and if there was no more food in my fridge, I was able to take another breakfast at the evening. I am conscious that it's not the best way to feed myself and that's why I make a lot of efforts to cook more often now. I never learn to, because my mum never teach me but I find really good recipes on the internet. Here is one of my favourites.

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sweet and salty food

I could'nt find an exciting subject on which I could write, and but I remember I made a white [not sure what you wanted to say, so I suggest:] wrote an essay for an IELTS test last week and the subject was : "sweet food or salty food". This subject didn't inspire me anything even more if I had to speak to someone about it, but I need to train myself on to speak fluently on any subjects. I like both sweet and salty foods but when I'm hungry I'm more attracted by sweet food. When I take a have lunch [1] I like to finish with something sweet. iIf I can't, I feel like something is missing. Before, Iif I was too lazy to cook or/and if there was no more food in my fridge, I was able to take would eat [or have] another breakfast at in the evening. I am conscious know that it's not the best way to feed myself, and that's why I am now makeing a lot of greater efforts to cook more often now. I never learned to cook, because my mum never teach taught me, but I find have found really good recipes on the internet. Here is one of my favourites. [Looks delicious!]

[1] English speakers usually say "to have lunch" instead of "to take lunch."

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