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don’t need to 
water their crops, their 
plants are watered naturally.

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1. Would you like to be a teacher?
Well, actually I'm already a teacher, I have been teaching for quite sometime, 
although I'm a novice one, I'm trying to do my utmost
2. Did you have a favorite teacher?
Oh yeah, I had many but the one that stood out from others was my English 
teacher, back in primary school. She was gorgeous, fashionable and most 
importantly knew how to draw our attention, her lessons always made to our 
liking and I don't think there was a single person who didn't like her.
3. How did this teacher help you?
As I said before her lessons were just at a level of perfection, and always 
interesting. She actually was the most influential when it comes to learning 
English, you know she would always work with me individually, I assume she 
knew I had potential and wanted me to make the most of it.

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> Novice - Beginner
Example: I can remember old times when I was a novice in English
> To do one's utmost - To do one's best
Example: I'm trying to do my utmost to improve my reading but it's not working 
out well.
> To stand out from others - to be different from others with positive 
features
Example: This candidate stands out from others with her passion to work as a 
team.
> To draw someone's attention - To make someone interested in something/ 
To make someone notice something
Example: You can draw others attention by acting in a weird way.
> Made to our liking: Enjoyable to someone 
Example: Mrs Sevara's lessons make to my liking
> At a level of perfection: Perfect without flaws 
Example: My last performance was just at a level of perfection
> Influential: having influence on someone or something 
Example: Atomic habits was very influential for me

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> To assume: To think
Example: I assume this book should be the best seller
> Potential: Showing capacity that will develop in the future
Example: My teacher knew that I didn't have potential in geography so they 
suggested I give up
> To make the most of something: Use to the best advantage 
Example: I make the most of my online courses.

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Speaking part 1. Concentration. Vocabulary.