Describe a person you know who would like to work in the medical field

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I would like to talk about my cousin Selam, who lives in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. Our mothers are sisters, so I know herZamon xatosi: “have known her” boʻlishi kerak edi all my life, and we wasEga-kesim moslashuvi xatosi: “were” boʻlishi kerak edi together every school holiday when we were small. She wants to become a children’s doctor, a, erTabiiy ikkilanish belgisi, kichik toʻldiruvchi soʻz, paediatrician. Now she studyZamon xatosi: “is studying” boʻlishi kerak edi hard for her final school exams because she hopes to go to medical school. On Saturdays she also helps at a small clinic near her house, where she gives out forms and plays with the children in the waiting room. Sometimes I visit her there, and I can see that the children really trust her. She started to think about this career when she was twelve years old. Her little brother Dawit had a high fever and stayed in hospital for one week. Selam sitZamon xatosi: “sat” boʻlishi kerak edi next to his bed every afternoon, and she saw a young doctor who talked to Dawit very gently and made him laugh. After that day she told everybody that she will beBilvosita nutqdagi zamon xatosi: “would be” boʻlishi kerak edi a doctor like him. I think she wants this career for two reasons. First, she is very good at scienceOddiy ibora; Lexical Resource’ni cheklaydi, especially biology. Second, she wants to help people, and in my country doctors get big respectNoaniq soʻz birikmasi; “a great deal of respect” tabiiyroq. You knowIkkilanish belgisi sifatida ishlatilgan toʻldiruvchi ibora, she is also very patient personArtikl tushib qolgan: “a very patient person” boʻlishi kerak edi, so I am sure she will be a good doctor. I am proud of her, and her plan makes me think about my own future, because I do not have a clear idea yet.

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I’d like to talk about my cousin Selam, who lives in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. Our mothers are sisters, so I’ve known her all my life, and we spent every school holiday together when we were small. She’d like to become a paediatrician, which means a doctor for children. At the moment she’s working hard for her final school exams so that she can apply to medical schoolMaqsad ergash gapi “so that” bilan aniq ishlatilgan. On Saturdays she also helps at a small clinic near her house, where she gives out forms and plays with the children in the waiting room. Sometimes I visit her there, and I can see that the children really trust her. She first started to think about this career when she was twelve. Her little brother Dawit had a high fever and spent a week in hospital, and Selam sat beside his bed every afternoon. She noticed a young doctor who spoke to Dawit very gently and even made him laugh, and from that day she told everybody she was going to be a doctor like heOlmosh kelishigi xatosi: “like him” boʻlishi kerak edi. I think there are two reasons behind her choice. Firstly, she’s gifted at science”Very good” oʻrniga aniq sifat, biology especially. Secondly, she genuinely wants to help people, and on top of thatBogʻlovchi ibora tushuntirishni tartibli saqlaydi doctors are highly respected where we live. I’m proud of her, and I’m sure she’ll be a good doctor because she’s remarkably patientTabiiy kuchaytiruvchi va aniq sifat, even with difficult people. Her plan also makes me think about my own future, because I don’t have such a clear idea yet.

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I’d like to talk about my cousin Selam, who lives in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. Our mothers are sisters, so I’ve known her all my life, and we spent every school holiday together as children. She hopes to become a paediatrician, and she’s currently working hard for her final school exams so that she can apply to medical school. On Saturdays she also helps at a small clinic near her house, where she gives out forms and plays with the children in the waiting room. Whenever I visit her there, it’s obvious that the children trust her. The idea first took hold when she was about twelveBoshlanish nuqtasini kiritishning idiomatik usuli. Her little brother Dawit had a high fever and spent a week in hospital, and Selam sat beside his bed every afternoon. She noticed a young doctor who spoke to Dawit very gently and even made him laugh, and from that day she told everybody she was going to be a doctor like him. I think there are two reasons behind her choice. For one thing, she has a real gift for science”Is good at” oʻrniga tabiiy soʻz birikmasi, biology in particular. For another, she genuinely wants to help people, children above all, and, as a bonus, doctors are highly respected where we live. I’m proud of her, and I’m convinced she’ll be a caring doctor, because she’s remarkably patient, even with people who are difficultKeyingi aniqlovchi birikma aniq, moslashuvchan yakun beradi. Honestly, her certainty makes me reflect on my own future, since I haven’t settled on a direction yet.