English, asked by SibaPrasadKar88, 2 months ago

1. Write a paragraph on 'What you want to do or wish to do'.
(Word limit: 120-150)
•Every child has fantasy
•Power in voice, communication skills, colloquialism
•Fantasize about becoming a Radio Jockey
•Interact with different people all over the world.

Plz give a effective answer and the fastest and the correct answer will be marked as BRAINLIEST. ​

Answers

Answered by lalisamanobal123
16

I wanted to become someone great, someone who changed the world; mainly through theatrics. Then I switched to a more political standpoint and thought about being a lawyer. My mother said I would make a good lawyer since I manage to avoid questions by not directly answering them.

Today, I aspire to be a writer, any sort of writer—an author, a journalist, a blogger, anything. This was the doing of my third grade teacher, who read a short story I wrote out loud and said, “If this girl doesn’t become a writer, I don’t know who will.” The underlying connection between all of these jobs is that someone else told me I could be them. That I would be “good” at singing, or a “talented” writer. But, the idea of choosing something based on what other people say doesn’t appeal to me. Yes, I want to be a writer, but is it for the right reason?

“Do what you love, love what you do.” I found this quote while trying to break my writer’s block for an English essay. It may be cheesy and overused, but I think there is more importance to it than just a saying on a hand towel. When most people read this, the first thing they think of is their career. Why is that? I think it is because we automatically correlate the verbs “do” and “be” with a job. When someone asks, “What do you want to be?” People tend to say their future or current career choice. I have never heard someone respond with an emotion or a non­tangible idea.

Pondering this, I found my answer for what I want to be when I grow up. Instead of choosing a potential job that will change time and time again, I need a long-term plan. In the course of one lifetime, I want to be happy. Realizing this, the question, “What do you want to be?” might not provide the correct platform for my answer, “I want to be happy.” Maybe the appropriate question for this answer is, “How do you want to exist?” When I “grow up” I want to exist happily. Although it sounds simple, I can imagine it probably won’t be as easy to carry out. There will be highs and, there will be lows. I plan to take on the lows with a smile as my sword, and with the knowledge that I will make it out alive. Maybe I will become a writer, or maybe I won’t. Whatever I choose career wise, I know it will be because I am happy doing it.

Answered by gagan84kaler
6

Answer:

Every child has fantasy .And my fantasize about becoming a Radio Jockey . Because I have a power in my voice , communication skills and colloquialism . My all teachers , friends , relatives and family prayed me about my voice .When my aunt joined radio jockey . then I confirmed to be a radio jockey .

please mark me as a BRILLIANT . I belongs to 5th grade according to me I have sent

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