So I would say that my sister’s first violin competition and she won the first place there. It was really a proud moment for all of my family members and also for me. I was so proud of my sister because she really worked hard, she really worked hard for achieving her goal and she did it. However, she worked every night with violin to play violin and the sound really annoyed all of us in-home and also of our apartments. But at least she did. she got that and it just happened a year before, a year before in her musical school she was her second competition, the first one she couldn’t make it and for the second one, we really believed in her and we really really really appreciate her courage, appreciate her diligence and then she made it, she really worked hard for it and then I also helped her, though I don’t know anything about music, I listened to her. I just kind of motivated her like you can do it, you can do anything you want and etc. So I believe that I helped her to achieve her goal by motivating her but of course Of course, she did it by working for all night, working and pulling all nighter for just doing the competition, so yeah, I’m still proud of her.
Band 6+: Describe a time when you felt proud of a member of your family. You should say: - Who the family member is - What they did - When this happened And explain why you felt proud of them.
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I would say that my sister's first violin competition was a proud moment for all of my family members and for me. She won first place there, and I was so proud of her because she really worked hard to achieve her goal, and she did it. She practiced every night with her violin, and the sound really annoyed all of us in the house and in our apartments. But at least she did it. This happened about a year ago at her music school. It was her second competition; in the first one, she couldn't make it. For the second one, we really believed in her, and we truly appreciated her courage and diligence. She made it; she really worked hard for it. I also helped her, even though I don't know anything about music. I listened to her and motivated her, saying things like, 'You can do it, you can achieve anything you want.' I believe I helped her achieve her goal by motivating her, but of course, she did it by working all night and pulling all-nighters to prepare for the competition. So, yes, I'm still proud of her.
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