Oral English Unlocked

In the quaint town of Ashwood, where academic excellence was the epitome of success, two students, Emma and Olivia, were gearing up for their English literature exam.

Emma, a diligent and erudite student, attended extra classes, practiced past questions, and read widely, devouring classics like Shakespeare and Dickens. She also made detailed notes, creating a treasure trove of knowledge that she could tap into at will.

Olivia, on the other hand, relied on last-minute cramming and luck, often skipping classes to indulge in frivolous activities. Her notes were sparse and disorganized, making it difficult for her to recall even the simplest concepts.

The night before the exam, Emma retired to her cozy bedroom, surrounded by books and notes, and slept early, feeling confident and prepared. Her mind was at ease, knowing that she had done everything in her power to succeed.

Olivia, meanwhile, stayed up late, trying to cram everything into her exhausted brain. She guzzled coffee and energy drinks, hoping to stay awake, but her eyes drooped, and her mind wandered.

**Continues tomorrow 🙂🙂

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