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Describe a friend who you think is a good leader

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March 27, 2023
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Describe a friend who you think is a good leader.

You should say:

  • who is he/she
  • what he/she does
  • how you met him/her

and explain why you think he/she is a good leader.

Some people are born influential. They have a knack of dealing with people. I believe it is inborn. Of course, there are classes conducted to inculcate leadership qualities, but not everybody becomes one. My friend in school, Susan had some special qualities, and I always admired her. We became friends from sixth grade. Her parents worked for the Central Government and were deputed to the southern part of India. So, she joined our school.’ 

She was exceptional. She was very sincere in her studies and was also very good at tennis and kho kho. Infact, she was the captain of the kho kho team. She was very helpful and was always ready to lend her notebooks when someone who was on leave asked for them. When students struggling in math approached her, she would gladly help. She never lied. She also helped the teachers carry the pile of notebooks to the staff room. She was appointed as the leader of the class. We became thick friends and are in touch till date.

If someone could become a leader of a class in sixth grade, they could definitely become the school pupil leader in twelfth grade, and she did become one, but in another school. She could motivate people and get things done from them. She was a doer with a positive attitude. If someone could be a leader of a school, I believe that they can definitely climb the leadership ladder in any field that they choose.

Vocabulary Highlights

Influential (adj) – having great influence on someone or something.

Eg: Tony was a very influential person in ABC company.

Inborn (adj) – natural to a person or animal.

Eg: Linda had an inborn talent for painting.

Captain (noun) – the leader of a team, especially in sports.

Eg: Jane was the captain of the basketball team.

Doer (noun) – a person who acts rather than merely talking or thinking.

Eg: Jack was a doer.

Leadership (noun) – the action of leading a group of people or an organization.

Eg: She soon reached the leadership position in ABC company.

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