I would like to talk with you about a time when I touch an older people with something else. As a word, uh, competition for the very scientific experience. At the time, I have my grandmother out, which her new phone would be as own contender. Uh, it’s, uh, like, it’s a few day for the social distancing to place last year to choose the COVID 19 pandemic. Uh, my family is to buy us my phone for my grandmother, uh, way to have work con contact with us to us, uh, leaving alone because why she feel accountable when she a loan. So my father bought for her, uh, a smartphone. I like this is the first. It’s worth other my grandma’s worth, um, bills much for never. So I had to guide her hard to use a phone. I I told her how to turn around the phone, how to track form, how to turn up the volume, and this I also download some social networking art and created for her own art house so we could It was, uh, the messaging, and we also make calls every day. Yeah. That’s that’s where the really hard experience for me. This is a really funny and uh, interesting too. I feel sad, so this wider when my my my grandmother understand it and, like, can use the smartphone. This is definitely a malware experience for me is also a trend in our bones.
Band 5+: Describe a time when you taught an older person something new
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I would like to talk to you about a time when I taught an older person something new. As a word, uh, competition for the very scientific experience. At the time, I had my grandmother, who had never owned a smartphone. It was, uh, like, it was a few days after social distancing was put in place last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Uh, my family decided to buy my grandmother a phone so she could stay in contact with us while she was alone. So my father bought her a smartphone. This was the first time my grandmother had ever owned a smartphone. So I had to guide her on how to use it. I told her how to turn on the phone, how to make calls, how to turn up the volume, and I also downloaded some social networking apps and created an account for her so we could message each other. We also make calls every day. Yeah. That's that's where the really hard experience for me. This is a really funny and uh, interesting too. I feel sad, so this wider when my my my grandmother understand it and, like, can use the smartphone. This is definitely a memorable experience for me. It's also a trend in our bones.
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