So I would say my childhood was really the golden period of my life. I was really free from any academic pressure or social pressure and I was really I was given a lot of freedom in my childhood but today I would like to describe about a really memorable event from my childhood. So it was I think I was in the sixth grade and I had never actually visited any airport so and during that time actually I had my sister she was like my cousin sister she was like five to six years older than me and I was in sixth and she had completed her sixth and had completed her had passed her got her desired score in the ILETS exams and she wanted to leave for higher studies to the in any abroad country I think I think it was Canada and it was Canada actually I remember and I she actually my parents wanted to drop her off at the Delhi airport and I also really wanted to go but I remember my parents were not were not allowing me to go as they told my latest director he would cause a lot of trouble there but I still was really stubborn and I keep keep insisting them and at final they agreed and I also went to the Delhi airport and I think that was really a memorable event as from the past six years I have not actually met my cousin sister as she had not visited us and that was the last time I visited her in real life I talked to her every like two to three days on video call and I I think she’s one that’s really close to my heart as she was the one who cherished me during my childhood.
Band 6+: Describe a memorable event from your childhood
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So I would say my childhood was really the golden period of my life. I was free from any academic pressure or social pressure, and I was given a lot of freedom in my childhood. But today, I would like to describe a really memorable event from my childhood. I think I was in the sixth grade, and I had never actually visited any airport. During that time, my cousin sister, who was about five to six years older than me, had completed her sixth grade and had passed her IELTS exams with her desired score. She wanted to leave for higher studies in an abroad country; I think it was Canada. I remember it was Canada. My parents wanted to drop her off at the Delhi airport, and I really wanted to go too. However, my parents were not allowing me to go, as they told me I would cause a lot of trouble there. But I was really stubborn and kept insisting, and finally, they agreed, and I went to the Delhi airport. I think that was a really memorable event because, for the past six years, I had not actually met my cousin sister, as she had not visited us. That was the last time I saw her in real life. I talk to her every two to three days on video call, and I think she’s one who is really close to my heart, as she was the one who cherished me during my childhood.
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