Describe an advertisement with a famous person in it

Band 6

I would like to describe an advertisement for a mint tea brand with a famous actor in it. The actor is well known in Morocco because he playKesilapan subjek dan kata kerja tidak sepadan: sepatutnya “plays” a detective in a TV series that many families watch together. I live in Casablanca, and I seeKesilapan tense: sepatutnya “saw” the advert first on television in the evenings last Ramadan, and after that on a big billboard near the Corniche when I was going to the beach with my friends. It was a hot day and the billboard was very big. In the advert the actor comes into a small kitchen, and his grandmother gives him a glass of tea. He don’t sayKesilapan subjek dan kata kerja tidak sepadan: sepatutnya “He doesn’t say” anything, he only smiles, and then a short song starts. The song is very niceKata adjektif asas; menghadkan Lexical Resource and easy to remember, and my little brother sings it at home. The advert is only thirty seconds long, but I can remember every part of it. I like this advert because it is funny and warm, and it makes me think about my own grandmother, you knowFrasa pengisi yang digunakan sebagai penanda teragak-agak. The actor is also a person I really like, so I watch the advert every time. But I do not believe the tea is really his favourite, because he is an actor and, erJeda semula jadi, kata pengisi yang tidak ketara, it is his job. I buyedKesilapan bentuk past tense: sepatutnya “bought” the tea once because of the advert, but it was just a normal teaFrasa nama kabur; menghadkan Lexical Resource. So for me it is more a nice little story than real information.

Band 7

I’d like to describe an advertisement for a mint tea brand with a famous actor in it. He’s well known in Morocco because he plays a detective in a TV series that many families watch together. I live in Casablanca, and I first saw the advert on television in the evenings last Ramadan, and later on a huge billboard near the Corniche while I was going to the beach with my friends, on a hot afternoon when it was impossible to miss. In the advert the actor walks into a small kitchen, and his grandmother hands him a glass of tea. He doesn’t saysKesilapan bentuk kata kerja: sepatutnya “doesn’t say” a word, he just smiles, and then a short song begins. The tune is really catchyKolokasi yang semula jadi menggantikan kata adjektif asas, and my little brother sings it around the house. The advert lasts only thirty seconds, but I can remember every detail. What I like about it is that it’s funny and warm, and it reminds me of my own grandmother. I’m also a fan of the actor, so I tend to watch it whenever it comes on. That said, I don’t really believePenanda wacana yang memperkenalkan keraguan the tea is his favourite, because endorsing it is part of his job. I bought the tea once because of the advert, but it was perfectly ordinaryPilihan kata yang tepat untuk rasa hampa yang ringan. So to me it’s less a source of information than a nice little storyStruktur perbandingan digunakan dengan tepat, although it does stick in my mind.

Band 8

I’d like to describe an advertisement for a mint tea brand featuring a famous actor, who is a household name in Morocco because he plays a detective in a TV series that whole families watch together. I live in Casablanca, and I first saw the advert on television in the evenings last Ramadan, and later on a huge billboard near the Corniche, as I was heading to the beach with friends on a hot afternoon, when it was impossible to miss. In the advert the actor walks into a small kitchen, and his grandmother hands him a glass of tea. He doesn’t say a word; he simply smiles, and then a short jingle begins. The tune is irresistibly catchyKolokasi yang tepat, and my little brother sings it around the house. The advert lasts only thirty seconds, but I can recall every detail. What I like about it is that it’s tongue-in-cheek and warm at the same timeHuraian nada yang tepat dan semula jadi, and it reminds me of my own grandmother. I’m a fan of the actor, too, so I tend to watch it whenever it comes on. At the same time, I try not to be taken inPenanda wacana dengan idiom yang tepat untuk menyatakan keraguan: I doubt the tea is really his favourite, since endorsing it is part of his job. I bought it once because of the advert, and it turned out to be nothing more than perfectly ordinary teaFrasa pengkuantiti yang tepat. So I treat the advert as a nice little story rather than real informationParafrasa yang tepat yang melengkapkan pendapat, even though it clearly sticks in my mind.