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    The document discusses different types of famous or influential people that one may choose to write about, including a megastar celebrity, sports star, singer, character from media, teacher, family member, leader, or multilingual person known to the writer. It provides examples of tenses and phrasing that could be used when describing a famous person's career or the writer's relationship to them, such as saying they "used to be" in a past career, having been their admirer "for many years", or what they "would" do if they met them.

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    The document discusses different types of famous or influential people that one may choose to write about, including a megastar celebrity, sports star, singer, character from media, teacher, family member, leader, or multilingual person known to the writer. It provides examples of tenses and phrasing that could be used when describing a famous person's career or the writer's relationship to them, such as saying they "used to be" in a past career, having been their admirer "for many years", or what they "would" do if they met them.

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    Uploaded by

    Milan Chaudhary
    The document discusses different types of famous or influential people that one may choose to write about, including a megastar celebrity, sports star, singer, character from media, teacher, family member, leader, or multilingual person known to the writer. It provides examples of tenses and phrasing that could be used when describing a famous person's career or the writer's relationship to them, such as saying they "used to be" in a past career, having been their admirer "for many years", or what they "would" do if they met them.

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    People:

    (1) A famous person


    a. A big-name megastar
    b. Celebrity
    c. Renowed
    d. well-known
    e. legendary admirer fan

     Use mostly present tenses. Use one example of ―used to‖ to


    describe something in the past:
    She used to be a TV show host.
     Use an example of present of her for many years.
    I’ve been an admirer of her for many years.
     Use an example of ―would / could / might‖ to talk about the last
    point:
    If I met her, I would like to have dinner with her.

    (2) A sports star


    (3) A singer or musician
    (4) A character from a story / film / TV programme
    (5) An old person
    (6) A teacher who has influenced you
    (7) A neighbor
    (8) A child you know
    (9) A family member
    (10) Compare two family members
    (11) Someone who you have studied or worked with
    (12) A friend
    (13) A happy person who you know
    (14) A successful leader who you admire
    (15) Someone you know who speaks another language

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