Describe a person who influenced you./Describe a person who has been an important influence in your life.

You should say :

• Who this person is

• How/ When you met him/her

• How he/she has made impact on you/ your life/ your study…

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Sample answer 1

• Who this person is

Without profound realization, we owe a lot to others. They help us become better versions of ourselves in one way or another. While navigating through all of the people I have met so far in my life, I can indeed single out my English teacher – Mr. Raghav Sandhu – as he influenced me extensively to do my best in my life.

• How/ When you met him/her

The first time I met Mr Sandhu was almost three years back when I entered my 10th standard. Until then, I had merely heard about his generosity and lenient behavior from his previous students. So, from the first day in the class, Mr Sandhu clarified that he was there to make the English language easier for us. To do so, he followed a gamut of strategies and methodologies to ensure everybody understood the lectures precisely.

• How he/she has made impact on you/ your life/ your study…

Mr. Sandhu influenced me on a personal level to a great extent. Regardless of how difficult it was for some students to understand the basics of this language, he never gave up on them. Until they succeed, his relentless efforts never ceased. From this exact behavior, I learned how not to give up on my dreams, irrespective of how many times I failed and how grim the circumstances were around me.

Sample answer 2

So far, I always consider myself lucky to meet lots of wonderful teachers throughout the academic years. One of them is my English teacher, Mr. Son. Indeed, meeting him was an essential turning point on my path of conquering English. I had the opportunity to work with him when I was a freshman at university.

At first sight, I was truly impressed by his manners, eloquence and behavior. His unique way of teaching in fact provoked my passion for this language. To be more specific, Mr. Son altered my perspective of learning English. Before I met him, for me, English is just the matter of reading, grammar, and writing and I barely paid any attention to the other factors.

However, he showed me the vital role of sounds and intonation. Since then, under his guidance, I concentrated more on the way native speakers create their sounds and exerted myself to imitate that. Over a few months, my speaking and listening were upgraded a lot and I became addicted to English. It is my teacher that lit up my study journey and inspired me to continuously practice for a better me.