Actually, this question is very emotional for me because the answer is about my grandmother. I lost my grandmother about 2 years ago and her ceremony was in Malatia. I couldn’t hurt ceremony because I was in COVID 19 and I couldn’t, um, go to the Malatia because of this. Uh, that was the worst thing. Whatever happened to me, and I was very upset. And I asked my mother to, uh, could you give me something which long to her. And she said to me, of course, I will give it to you. And when she came to Istanbul, she give me the hug. She gave me the hard comp, and that’s very, uh, meaningful because I really like to come here, um, visit. And I always say to her, if you want, I can give you more the full things because it was, uh, white and ancient things, um, because, she wants to to use something which is not modern. And, uh, she always said, okay. Okay. I like it. Don’t worry about it’s like this. And, um, this, uh, things is very important for me now because whenever I hold on my hands, it’s I feel like that she will meet me. She with me. And at that time, uh, that’s why it’s very important for me. It’s re it reminds me, my grandmother, and, uh, I decided to, uh, comb my hair with this after she passed away, by the way. Yeah, I I could say that my mother, my grandmother’s comp is the most important thing for me.
Band 7+: describe an object you own that is important to you you should say what it is when you got it where you use it and explain wht it is important to you
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Actually, this question is very emotional for me because the answer is about my grandmother. I lost my grandmother about 2 years ago and her ceremony was in Malatya. I couldn't attend the ceremony because I was in COVID-19 lockdown and I couldn't go to Malatya because of this. That was the worst thing that ever happened to me, and I was very upset. I asked my mother if she could give me something that belonged to her. She said, 'Of course, I will give it to you.' When she came to Istanbul, she gave me her comb. This is very meaningful to me because I really like to comb my hair and I always used to tell her that if she wanted, I could give her more modern things, but she preferred to use something that was not modern. She always said, 'Okay, I like it. Don't worry about it.' This item is very important to me now because whenever I hold it in my hands, I feel like she is with me. It reminds me of my grandmother, and I decided to use her comb to comb my hair after she passed away. I could say that my grandmother's comb is the most important thing to me.
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