Uh I will tell you about a computer. Um when I when I was turned 16 um I have to have to study it hard and I decided to stop using stop using my computer that time because I um because I spent my a lot of time to computer games uh before and I have to reducee this thing. So uh during that time I decided to stop using a computer or my computer that actually it’s really um effectively impacting my my setting and my help like m my eyes you know. And I learned the things, you know, I learned to spend my time effectively and also discipline. You know the Ah computer video games is a really addictive thing. Um um when I was 1415 I always I always spend my a lot of time to computer games using this, using the computer. It’s really harmful iect my lesson, my studying and my um, home and I reduced as time pass it I have been reduced using the computer and.
Band 6+: DESCRIBE SOME TECHNOLOGY THAT YOU DECIDED TO STOP USING
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When I turned 16, I had to study hard and decided to stop using my computer. I spent a lot of time playing computer games before, and I needed to reduce that. It was really impacting my health, especially my eyes. I learned to manage my time effectively and develop discipline. Computer video games are addictive. When I was 14 or 15, I always spent a lot of time playing computer games, using the computer. It was harmful to my studies, my homework, and my overall well-being. As time passed, I gradually reduced my computer use. I realized that I needed to prioritize my studies and health, and I found that I could be more productive without spending so much time on games. It was a difficult decision, but it was the right one for me.
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