Rules are part of society and educational institutions. Uh. But uh. Here I would like to talk about role at hospital which I don’t like. During my internship at Niram hospital it is mandated to maintain uh. Attendance and to be on time and should not be late more than ten minutes. Uh here then charge of uh the department is doctor ofa Shazach. She herself reached hospital at 830 and uh the OPD starts at nine. I don’t like this rule because uh. The hospital is uh. First of all the hospital is far away from. From my house. Second, I used to go there by local bus means, um, which is metro. And uh. Sometimes it difficult to reach their own time because. And the time I used to go there was also office time. And there was also a rule that ah. You uh have to make a queue and get on the bus on your turn. But people would try to get into the bus by breaking queue due to which the people arriving on time would be late. And uh because of this sometimes I also. Or late. Moreover sometimes due to cricket match both the roads and the metro were closed. Um. Because of this I didn’t go to the hospital and um. My attendance was not maintained. We were fourign attorneys working there and among them two of us, me and one of my friend used to go there by bus. She also don’t like this ro rule. To summing up my topic I tried my best to follow this rule and to arrive there on time.
Band 6+: Describe a rule that you don't like
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Rules are part of society and educational institutions. Here, I would like to talk about a rule at the hospital that I don't like. During my internship at Niram Hospital, it is mandated to maintain attendance and to be on time, and you should not be late more than ten minutes. The head of the department is Dr. Shazach. She herself arrives at the hospital at 8:30, and the OPD starts at nine. I don't like this rule because, first of all, the hospital is far away from my house. Second, I used to go there by local bus, which is the metro. Sometimes it is difficult to reach there on time because the time I used to go there was also during office hours. There was also a rule that you have to make a queue and get on the bus in your turn, but people would try to get into the bus by breaking the queue, due to which those arriving on time would be late. Because of this, sometimes I was also late. Moreover, sometimes due to cricket matches, both the roads and the metro were closed. Because of this, I didn't go to the hospital, and my attendance was not maintained. We were foreign interns working there, and among them, two of us, my friend and I, used to go there by bus. She also doesn't like this rule. To sum up my topic, I tried my best to follow this rule and to arrive there on time.
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