Well, something that I… well, something I truly can’t live without is my notebook, not just phone or digital devices. Yeah, it may sound a bit simple, but it plays a crucial role in my daily life. So I use my notebook to organize my thoughts or writing down my plans or sometimes study notes as sometimes I can make use of them on a regular basis but particularly I use them essential important exams, yeah important exams. So without using it, I feel like, without using it, I feel like unproductive and from this, I can leave unnecessary details, get out of the way. Also, I metaphorically speaking, my notebook is my personal guideline that I’m putting down that’s necessary. and I established this habit and found really useful when I respond very quickly and sometimes even hit a fastball pitch especially during the exams. or another important thing I really love is it opens the door for me to self-improvement.
Band 6+: 🆕 PART 2 | TOPIC-42. SOMETHING YOU CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT 📅 January-August 2026 📅 ⭐ Describe something you can't live without (not a computer or phone). You should say: 🔵 what it is 🔵 how you use it 🔵 how often you use it 🔵 how it helps you and why you can't live without it
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Well, something that I truly can't live without is my notebook, not just my phone or digital devices. It may sound a bit simple, but it plays a crucial role in my daily life. I use my notebook to organize my thoughts, write down my plans, or sometimes study notes. I can make use of it on a regular basis, but particularly, I use it for important exams. Without it, I feel unproductive, and I can leave unnecessary details out of the way. Metaphorically speaking, my notebook is my personal guideline where I put down what's necessary. I established this habit and found it really useful when I need to respond quickly, especially during exams. Another important aspect is that it opens the door for me to self-improvement.
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