Describe a book that made you happy

Band 6

I’d like to talk about a novel that made me happy. It is about a retired postman who decide時制の誤り：正しくは「decides」 to write short letters to the people in his village to encourage them. I’m from Recife, and a friend lend時制の誤り：正しくは「lent」 me the book last year when I was, er次の考えを探すときに使うつなぎ言葉, very stressed about my exams. She said it was a nice story and that it could help me relax. In the beginning I didn’t expected動詞の形の誤り：正しくは「didn’t expect」 much, but after the first chapter I was interested and I can’t時制の誤り：正しくは「couldn’t」 stop reading. I finished it in four days, mostly in the night前置詞の誤り：正しくは「at night」. Every chapter is about a different neighbour, and I was very excited基本的な言い回しで、Lexical Resourceの評価が伸びない to see how the letter changed his or her life. My favourite neighbour is an old man who reply主語と動詞の不一致：正しくは「replies」 with a recipe, not a thank you, and that scene is very funny基本的な言い回しで、Lexical Resourceの評価が伸びない. The ending was a surprise, because at the end the postman receive主語と動詞の不一致：正しくは「receives」 a letter, too. I laugh時制の誤り：正しくは「laughed」 on the bus when I read one of the funny parts, and people looked at me. The book made me happy because it showed me that a small kind action can be very importantあいまいな言い回しで、Lexical Resourceの評価が伸びない for another person. After I finished it, I started to write short notes to my friends, you know間を埋めるつなぎ言葉として使っている, and they were happy to received動詞の形の誤り：正しくは「receive」 them. I think it is a good book基本的な言い回しで、Lexical Resourceの評価が伸びない for everybody, and I want to read it again in the future.

Band 7

I’d like to talk about a novel that made me happy. It’s about a retired postman who decides to write short letters to the people in his village to encourage them. I’m from Recife, and a friend lent me the book last year when I was under a lot of pressureストレスを表す、自然なコロケーション because of my exams. She said it was a lovely story and that it might help me relax. At first I didn’t expect much, but after the first chapter I couldn’t put it down適切な助動詞と時制を使った、慣用的な句動詞. I finished it in four days, mostly at night. Every chapter follows a different neighbour, and I was dying to find out強い好奇心を表す、くだけているが正確な慣用表現 how each letter would change his or her life. My favourite neighbour is a grumpy old man who replies with a recipe instead of a thank-you, and that scene is hilarious. I read that part twice because I wanted to enjoy it again. The ending was a surprise, because in the last pages the postman receives a letter himself. I laughed out loud on the bus at one of the funny scenes, and people stared at me. The book made me happy because it showed me that a small act of kindness can mean a great deal to someone. After I finished it, I started writing short notes to my friends, and they were happy to received動詞の形の誤り：正しくは「happy to receive」 them. I think it’s a book what everybody関係代名詞の誤り：正しくは「a book that everybody」 should read, and I’d like to read it again one day.

Band 8

I’d like to talk about a novel that made me happy. It’s about a retired postman who decides to write short letters of encouragement to the people in his village. I’m from Recife, and a friend lent me the book last year when I was under a lot of pressureストレスを表す、自然なコロケーション because of my exams. She said it was a lovely story and that it might help me relax. At first I didn’t expect much, but after the first chapter I couldn’t put it down適切な助動詞と時制を使った、慣用的な句動詞. I finished it in four days, mostly at night. Every chapter follows a different neighbour, and I was dying to find out強い好奇心を表す、くだけているが正確な慣用表現 how each letter would change his or her life. My favourite neighbour is a grumpy old man who replies with a recipe instead of a thank-you, and that scene tickled me no end面白さを表す慣用表現. I read that part twice, simply to enjoy it again. The ending was a surprise, because in the last pages the postman receives a letter himself. One funny scene had me laughing out loud on the bus, to the bewilderment of the other passengers. What made the book so uplifting was how it showed that a small act of kindness can mean a great deal to someone本と気持ちのつながりを明確に示す分裂文. After I finished it, I started writing short notes to my friends, who were touched and a little surprised反応を表す、的確な形容詞の組み合わせ. I think it’s a book that almost anyone would enjoy大げさにならない、自然な結びの表現, and I’d like to read it again one day.