The person I admire

The person I admire
The person I admire the most is my grandmother. She's been an inspiration to me throughout my life and has the energy and enthusiasm of someone half her age. My grandmother was born in a small town in India. Despite living in rural poverty, she managed to achieve something remarkable; she became the first woman from her village to receive an education and go on to college. Since then, my grandmother has gone on to teach at a local school for more than fifty years! Her commitment to helping others has made a huge impact on me.


My grandmother always put her family’s needs before her own, even when times were tough. She was their rock through many difficult periods of our lives. This unwavering devotion helped shape me into the caring person I am today. Without my grandmother’s continual guidance I would not be who I am today.


At the end of each day, no matter how tired she might be, my grandma still takes time out in order to tell us stories that have been passed down through generations of our family. These are stories full of adventure and kindness, lessons that make it easier for us children to understand right from wrong and how to live a meaningful life as an adult later in life. Having such a wonderful role model in our lives has made all of us wiser and kinder people over time.


No matter what difficulties we face in life,my grandmother stands by us steadfastly with love and encouragement—a true testament to the power of unconditional love—which is exactly why I admire her so greatly!
NOUNS

Nouns are one of the eight major parts of speech in English grammar. Nouns identify people, places, things, and ideas. Nouns can be classified as proper nouns (name specific individuals, places, or organizations), common nouns (refer to general items or ideas), collective nouns (refer to groups), and possessive nouns (show ownership). Nouns can also be modified by adjectives and take on plural forms. In addition, English grammar rules require that valid verbs must include a subject from a noun phrase when forming a sentence.