So I’m gonna tell a sudden change in my daily routine that happens in this year. So today in this year I finished my school, I finished my grade and I had to choose university and move to another city to go to university. It was a I was going to stay there so I before left in my hometown because it’s really a small city with small city where schools, shopping malls and homes are really located near to each other and it takes only 5 or 10 minutes to get there. I spend only 10 minutes to get school when I study at school. But at university, my weight at university takes really long distance, so it takes about 2 hours. I spend a lot of time at the bus every day, about 4 hours to go to university and go to house. It really takes 4 hours. So it’s your board and we’ve had it together everyday. I just bought it. At first time it was Adoptic. Adoptic week and it really was board and nervous. I spent a lot of time for years doing university life. But now I just accept it and feel more confident. Because I spend time projectively sitting on the bus, I can listen to some podcasts in foreign language, which I started in Chinese or Korean, which I started in English, I can listen to podcasts or just prepare for my exams, like prepare my homework to university, so it’s really normal now.
Band 6+: Describe a time when you had to change your daily routine unexpectedly. You should say: - When it happened - What caused the change - What you did differently And explain how you felt about the change.
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So I'm going to tell you about a sudden change in my daily routine that happened this year. This year I finished school, I finished my grade, and I had to choose a university and move to another city to attend it. I was going to stay there, so I left my hometown. It's a really small city where schools, shopping malls, and homes are located near each other, and it takes only 5 or 10 minutes to get anywhere. I spent only 10 minutes to get to school when I studied there. But at university, my commute is really long, taking about 2 hours. I spend a lot of time on the bus every day, about 4 hours to go to university and back home. It really takes 4 hours. So it's boring, and I had to deal with it every day. At first, it was difficult. The first week was really boring and nervous. I spent a lot of time adjusting to university life. But now I just accept it and feel more confident. Because I spend time productively sitting on the bus, I can listen to some podcasts in foreign languages, like Chinese or Korean, or in English. I can listen to podcasts or just prepare for my exams, like doing my homework for university. So it's really normal now.
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