Well, there are multiple events and traditions and culture in my country happening with full energy part. I guess there are some cultures and cultures that are going and using its speciality and their value to writing. The thing I will mention is independence day. Also, it’s not a culture part. I guess it’s a part of traditions in Pakistan. Like independence day, when Pakistan brought independence part. During the recent years, the people, especially the young generation, who is involved in many activities, They love playing, they love playing on large trips. They do variety, but the meaning of the country is independence from the last five years. And there are not as special players, they were most famous regarding this independence trip. I knew exactly like 6 to 7 years ago, like in 2016 or 2017, there were complete hustle and hustle and roars. There were egos happening in every town, every city, like you may say every office is also part from the recent time there was no even there is no like happiness there is no joy on roads or obviously it’s like a normal day and I guess people standard like it’s a holiday because on a ministry all of the season of educational departments are off in the wake of So there is no working today and people is always to spend this day like sleeping and doing nothing. So I am a bit nervous about teaching and after I said like this tradition is losing is why in day by day.
Band 4+: Describe a tradition from your country that is gradually disappearing. You should say: - What the tradition is - How it is usually performed - Why you think it is disappearing And explain why it is important to remember or preserve this tradition.
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Well, there are multiple events, traditions, and culture in my country happening with full energy. I guess there are some cultures that are losing their specialty and value over time. The thing I will mention is Independence Day. Also, it's not a cultural part, but I guess it's a part of traditions in Pakistan. Like Independence Day, when Pakistan gained independence. During recent years, people, especially the young generation, who are involved in many activities, they love playing, they love going on large trips. They do variety, but the meaning of the country's independence has faded in the last five years. And there are not as many special players, they were most famous regarding this independence trip. I knew exactly like 6 to 7 years ago, like in 2016 or 2017, there were complete hustle and bustle and roars. There were events happening in every town, every city, like you may say every office is also part. From the recent time, there is no happiness, there is no joy on roads, and obviously it's like a normal day. And I guess people treat it like a holiday because on a ministry, all of the seasons of educational departments are off in the wake of it. So there is no working today, and people are always to spend this day like sleeping and doing nothing. So I am a bit nervous about teaching, and after I said like this tradition is losing its value day by day.
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