Well, I’m gonna talk about, uh, uh, things that I don’t have now. But I would argue. I would really like to own the future. Um uh, to investig get this uh, pargraph. I need to say I have any money now, um, but a lot of friends of mine have lots of a bunch of uh, parents and who uh, give a lot who who always give the money for my friends and classmates. But the mainream is that I have, uh, no true friends. Uh, I would argue that all of my friends is a free enemy. Let’me m explain why, uh. When uh. We was. When we were at a test, I mean mock test in the Ielt zone. We uh. They didn’t uh, help me, uh, with uh, our assignments or like how can I say, I mean m like answer to the question in reading or listening. And second thing is that I have no time. Uh, let me explain why I having uh, learning uh, studying uh, to apply for uh, ubiis um or maybe regudimeenttary university. Uh, because my parents uh, uh, made me study hard to apply for this university. And I saw that it’s uh, not going to fly. And uh, to describe this occasion as say it’s a big elephant the room or long shot. Maybe my parents wanted that. When I study hearts me, I I become uh, like utmost personal in the future. And uh, I will help to the government to enhance his condition.
Band 5+: Discuss something you don't have now but really like to own in the future.
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Well, I'm going to talk about something I don't have now but would really like to own in the future. It's not something tangible, but rather a feeling of financial independence. I don't have much money now, and while some of my friends have parents who generously support them, I don't have that luxury. But the real issue isn't just the lack of money, it's the lack of true friends. I'd argue that many of my so-called friends are actually frenemies. Let me explain why. During a recent mock IELTS test, they didn't offer any help with the assignments or even answer simple questions about the reading or listening sections. It's frustrating because I feel like I'm constantly struggling alone. Another challenge is the lack of time. I'm constantly studying to apply for universities, particularly the University of Birmingham or maybe a regulatory university. My parents push me hard to succeed, but I'm starting to realize that their expectations might be unrealistic. It's like a big elephant in the room, a long shot. Maybe they want me to become a successful professional in the future, but the pressure is immense. I feel like I'm constantly striving for their approval, and it's taking a toll on my well-being. I wish I had more time to pursue my own interests and develop my own path. Ultimately, I hope to achieve financial independence so I can support myself and contribute to society in a meaningful way. I want to be able to help the government improve its policies and make a positive impact on the world.
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