There was actually a moment that I had a disagreement with my mother. So when I was really young, she just really forced me to attend to a piano lesson. But I didn’t, I feel really reluctant to attend to that class because I didn’t really like piano. It was just what my mother really wanted me to do but not my willingness so I just Attempt participated for like a week then I had an argument with her and I just I conquered that I I didn’t want to do something that She wanted me to do but I wanted to do what I really want. And so the final solution was that she agreed to my request and she also promised me that she won’t like force me to do what I really dislike about. And After I had attended for like a month, then I quit the lesson. But all in all, I do think it’s… After like when I grew up, I felt really bad for that because I really knew the day that I had told my mother that I had to quit that lesson. Because when I saw people that really had a skill that they can demonstrate, I just feel really insecure. And I felt really sorry about that. And though the relationship between me and my mother didn’t really affect a lot, but I still really feel sorry about it because I kind of hurt my mother. I’m breaking her heart.
Band 6+: Describe a time you disagreed with a friend. You should say: - What you disagreed about - Why you disagreed - What happened as a result And explain how the disagreement affected your friendship.
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There was actually a moment when I had a disagreement with my mother. When I was really young, she forced me to attend piano lessons. But I felt really reluctant to attend that class because I didn't really like piano. It was just what my mother wanted me to do, not my willingness. So I just attempted to participate for like a week, then I had an argument with her, and I just conquered that I didn't want to do something that she wanted me to do, but I wanted to do what I really want. And so the final solution was that she agreed to my request, and she also promised me that she won't force me to do what I really dislike. And after I had attended for like a month, then I quit the lesson. But all in all, I do think it's... After I grew up, I felt really bad for that because I really knew the day that I had told my mother that I had to quit that lesson. Because when I saw people that really had a skill that they can demonstrate, I just feel really insecure. And I felt really sorry about that. And though the relationship between me and my mother didn't really affect a lot, I still really feel sorry about it because I kind of hurt my mother. I'm breaking her heart.
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