? ?The person I'm closest to in my family is definitely my mum, Kate. We've always got on and we hardly ever fall out. I know that's unusual! She's really outgoing and sociable - she's always going out with friends and colleagues. Everyone thinks she's good fun. I look up to her because she's so hard-working - she never sits still and she works long hours. She can be a bit impatient though - she gets annoyed when her colleagues aren't as efficient as her. I take after her in that - I'm impatient too. And she's over-sensitive, often getting offended for seemingly no reason.
句型詞匯講解：
be close to 和某人親近
e.g. Jo is a very close friend. (Oxford)
e.g. She's very close to her father. (Oxford)
get on (well) (with sb.) 和某人關(guān)系好
e.g. I get on well with all my neighbors.
e.g. The host fears the guests won't get on. (Collins)
fall out (with sb.) 爭吵后不和
e.g. The siblings fell out over their inheritance. (The Free Dictionary)
e.g. We fell out over a trivial question. (The Free Dictionary)
outgoing and sociable 外向并善于社交的
over-sensitive 過于敏感的
sb./sth. is good(great) fun 某人/事很有趣
e.g. Sailing is great fun. (Oxford)
e.g. Jason is good fun.
look up to sb. 尊重某人
e.g. You're a popular girl, Grace, and a lot of the younger ones look up to you. (Collins)
e.g. I look up to my mother.
