Describe a lesson that you remember well
You should say:
- When it was
- Where it was
- What you did
- What your teacher did
- Why it was special
Sample Answer
Many moons ago when I was a child I attended an English language course at a language centre.
I’m convinced that one of the reasons why that course still remains in my memory is that our teacher did her best to perfectly arrange everything. Although there was nothing unusual at all, I vividly remember almost each class as our teacher created an unforgettable and pleasant atmosphere.
A typical lesson consisted of several interconnected stages each of which was filled with an awesome activity, so there was no chance to get bored. I remember I did a lot of different things with my groupmates. Firstly, the teacher carefully checked the homework assignment, which was an indispensable part of every lesson. It took quite a lot of time as we asked various questions. The teacher answered all the questions, which helped me get a good understanding of the grammar points we dealt with. After that we played fun educational games. As I love interacting with people, I really enjoyed those oral activities. They were designed to be done together with classmates so | greatly developed my communication skills. In addition, I enjoyed doing crossword puzzles, that’s why when I was told to do that at the lesson, I was really glad. At the end of the lesson, we got a challenging task which was to compose spooky stories in English. I am fond of creative writing, so it was a real pleasure for me when I got that task. Then every student read their story aloud. The teacher praised us from time to time, therefore our language confidence significantly increased, and I bet everybody was convinced that their story was a masterpiece.
To my mind, that lesson was special because I had a wonderful opportunity to develop my communication and writing skills and got a good understanding of tricky_grammatical structures. Moreover, it’s worth mentioning that it was only after this lesson that I started feeling an overwhelming desire to learn English. Every minute of the lesson was incredibly interesting to me. In other words, the teacher aroused my interest in the English language.
Part 3 – ‘Remembering things’
