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Three 11-year old students from class 6-B shared their future career aspirations. Buse wants to be a class teacher to educate children. Sude dreams of becoming a lawyer to work on legal issues. Havva hopes to work as a doctor to examine and help patients.
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The document discusses wanting to be a lawyer and lawyers who work in court defending people's rights. Lawyers are mentioned as a career choice and their work in the legal system. Some references are made to a father's tile work but the main focus is on becoming a lawyer and what they do.
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- 1. OCCUPATIONS NAME:BUSE SURNAME: ÇOKAR CLASS:6-B NAME:SUDE SURNAME: KALKANCLASS:6-B NAME:HAVVA SURNAME: ERSOY CLASS:6-B
- 2. Hello my name is Buse.I am 11 years old.I want to be a Class Teacher.Teachers are teaching kids.
- 3. Hello my name is Sude.I am 11 years old.I want to be a Lawyer.Lawyers are Comments on legal issues and legal issues.
- 4. Hello my name is Havva.I am 11 years old.I want to be a Doctor.Doctors are to examine the patients.