I’m a kind of person who knows consequences of using mobile phone too much in a day. So I don’t want to spend most of my time using them. I prefer to do other activities. But when it comes to describing moments when I wasn’t allowed to use my mobile phone, it was about three years ago when I was 14. And I was going to hang out with my friends and play football and have some fun together. But I spent most of my time there and I got to home really, really late. And my parents were very angry because of the fact that I was too late at home. So at that moment, I didn’t use my mobile phone for a week. So that was kind of a really good moment for me because it made me realize that without mobile phone, you can live more peacefully, more comfortably. So that’s why since then I know the fact that without mobile phone you can live and it was actually a good experience for me so I am grateful for my grandparents to get my phone away from me.
Band 7+: Describe time when you don't allowed to use mobile.
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I'm the kind of person who knows the consequences of using a mobile phone too much in a day. So I don't want to spend most of my time using it. I prefer to do other activities. But when it comes to describing moments when I wasn't allowed to use my mobile phone, it was about three years ago when I was 14. I was going to hang out with my friends, play football, and have some fun together. But I spent most of my time there and got home really late. My parents were very angry because I was so late getting home. At that moment, I didn't use my mobile phone for a week. That was a really good moment for me because it made me realize that without a mobile phone, you can live more peacefully and comfortably. Since then, I know that you can live without a mobile phone, and it was actually a good experience for me. I am grateful to my grandparents for taking my phone away from me.
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