The person is my mother. She is all time support me, what I have situation in my down and she always helped me how to come come come out the problem and everything and whatever the situation I face my mother says this to me or else he advised me the different ways how to handle the situations how to improve that things. So there was always been my mother. And one day my situation is when I faced the many time a problem that day of my exam. There is a math exam and I focused my ID and my mother. When I was very panicked that time I called my mother in exam halls. Could you please come come come again in my ID card. and I know he feel like I’m shaking that time the mother told me and so come down come down is just just exam you can it’ll be alright and it’s gonna be things you all the time you face so you feel like okay you can handle an outcome and then she in that moment she come in after a few minutes later and she bring the ID card and I hold it up and that time also I panic because the time is much gone and I feel that I can’t complete the exam, the whole exam and the answer also. So my mother said you can, you can do it whatever the situations. So I feel that’s it. And I feel that if you help someone that would be very important that how much they connect to you because helping people or your family or your cousin is very important.
Band 5+: Describe a time you helped someone in need. You should say: - Who you helped - What the situation was - How you helped them And explain how it made you feel.
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The person I helped is my mother. She has always supported me, especially when I am down, and she always helps me find ways to come out of my problems. Whatever situation I face, my mother advises me on different ways to handle it and improve things. She has always been there for me. One day, I faced a problem on the day of my exam. It was a math exam, and I focused on my ID card. When I was very panicked, I called my mother in the exam hall. I asked her to please bring my ID card. I know she could hear that I was shaking at that time. My mother told me to calm down, that it was just an exam, and that everything would be alright. She reminded me that I could handle it, and I would get through it. A few minutes later, she came in with my ID card, and I held it up. At that moment, I was still panicking because time was running out, and I felt I couldn't complete the exam or answer all the questions. My mother encouraged me, saying I could do it, no matter the situation. I felt that if you help someone, it is very important because of how much they connect to you. Helping people, whether it's your family or your friends, is very important.
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