Actual Test

33.4. At what age are people allowed to drive a car in your country? 
Since I’m from a country that was made for cars with hardly any public 
transportation available, it’s almost necessary to have a car unless you live in a 
big city. With this said, we allow teenagers to get their license when they’re 16. 
Although it seems really young, I think it’s necessary to make life more 
convenient! 
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33.5. Do you think it’s difficult to drive a car? 
It depends. For example, it’s no piece of cake (something easy)  on narrow, 
crowded streets in a city. In my opinion, it’s extremely difficult to parallel park, 
so that’s always a big issue for me. Apart from that, I start to feel on edge 
(stressed) when aggressive drivers tail-gate (drive closely behind you) or 
beep their horns at me. However, I find driving on wide highways quite easy.
 
 
 
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PART II & III 
1/ Describe a friend or a person who encouraged you to 
achieve a goal.
You should say: 
Who this person is 
What this person encourage you to do 
What this person have help 
And explain why this encouragement help you to achieve the goal 
I'm going to talk about a friend and ex-coworker of mine named Billy. He has 
been a friend of mine for years now, and is always a shoulder to lean on 
(someone you can rely on). He has always been there for me through thick 
and thin (good and bad times), and I don't know where I would be today 
without him. Let me tell you more. 
I've always dreamt of being an entrepreneur but was unsure of myself before. I 
first met Billy at the International School I used to work for before. We were both 
teachers and hating our lives working under someone. So, one day we got 
together and started sharing ideas about starting our own language school. I'm 
good with people and thinking of creative ideas, while Billy is more apt to deal 
with numbers and the business side of things. He encouraged me to fulfill my 
dreams and put my creative ideas to test, while I encouraged him to put his 
number and business skills to use. He would tell me that my ideas could change 
the world, which made me feel on top of the world. I needed someone to believe 
in me to this degree (to this extent), as I didn't feel that my ideas were good 
enough to start my own business before. Through mutual encouragement, we 
ended up where we are today.
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We have now owned our own school for 3 years and counting! We have had 
success because we always build each other up and focus on our strengths 
rather than our weaknesses. By helping one another, we both felt enough 
confidence to achieve our dreams. We certainly make a great team!