Um, this situation was once happen with me. It was actually in 2017. I was in a tition and um, my phone suddenly rang. I uh, didn’t answer the question because I didn’t answer this phone call because my teachor didn’t let me to answer this. After that, when I was at home, it rang again. And when I just leftift the phone and somebody just sceleed and asked me to find another person, I couldn’t remember who he. And then uh, then he asked me to give her, to give his land back. And then after that, I couldn’t say even anything to him because I was in the shock, um, I, as I didn’t borrow anyone money. And then after that, then I realized that I was uh, used, uh, phone number which was used by another person. So I was in the trouble. This was a good experience for me because after that general, I realized that it’s not true, that it’s not, uh, true to buy anything that was used in the past by anybody else.
Band 5+: Describe a time when you answered phone call from someone you did not kow in a public place
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I remember a time in 2017 when I was in a tutoring session and my phone rang. I didn't answer it because my tutor didn't allow me to. Later, when I was at home, the phone rang again. I answered, and a stranger asked me to find another person. I couldn't remember who he was talking about. He then asked me to return his land. I was completely shocked and couldn't respond because I hadn't borrowed any money from anyone. I realized then that I was using a phone number that had previously belonged to someone else. It was a stressful situation, but it taught me a valuable lesson. I learned that it's not always safe to use things that have been previously owned by others, especially when it comes to personal information like phone numbers.
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