Okay, now I’d like to talk about the time that I forgot something important and it happened Two months ago and that time I was 16 years old and that time I want to go to passport home and I I talked about that my dad and they allowed me to go and say it and On a day we went and say with my dad and that time my dad said you must take our houses document but for most mistaken One month ago one of my friend took Potsports and she Recommend me to take the my parents passport our host’s documents and other documents and Then I took all of them and And the parts during the road time. I knew I forgot my phone which was really important for me and after private day V went and Took my photo and after two hours later you you can’t took the ID and And the first leave even to bother with my dad and that’s a we spent only one hour after that we came back to passport hall and That time my dad surfed the net and he said there is your phone Why you didn’t didn’t get it and that time I felt really bad annoyed and That time was the lesson for me to prepare go to San Valle and after that that was a lesson and After before going to San Valle I try to prepare a day ago before try to Prepare all of items and the clothes
Band 5+: Describe an occasion when you lost something important
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Okay, now I'd like to talk about the time that I forgot something important. It happened two months ago when I was 16 years old. I wanted to go to the passport office, and I talked about it with my dad, and he allowed me to go. On the day we went, my dad said I must take our house documents, but I mistakenly forgot. One month ago, one of my friends took her passport, and she recommended that I take my parents' passports, our house documents, and other important documents. So, I took all of them. During the drive, I realized I forgot my phone, which was really important to me. After arriving, I took my photo, and two hours later, I couldn't find my ID. At first, I didn't want to bother my dad, but we spent only one hour there. After that, we came back to the passport hall. At that time, my dad surfed the net and said, 'Where is your phone? Why didn't you get it?' I felt really bad and annoyed. That was a lesson for me to prepare better. After that, before going anywhere, I try to prepare a day in advance and make sure I have all my items and clothes ready.
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