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Band 6+: What are the differences between the things that people keep today and the things that people kept in the past?

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It's usually more trivial and meaningful, such as furniture, tools, or family heritage. This happens often for items used for many years, and people didn't show them or make them easily available because they were expensive and difficult to replace. Also, people today often keep things for a short time because many products are cheaper and easier to replace. People want to feel free to keep them for a long time.

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It’s usually more trivial and meaningful, such as furniture tools or family heritage. This happens for often used for many years and people didn’t show them and make them easily because they were expensive and difficult to replace. Also, people today often keep things for short time because many products are cheaper and easier to place in the place. People want to feel free to keep them for a long time.

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The response addresses the question by comparing items kept in the past and present. To improve, provide more specific examples and elaborate on the reasons behind these differences. Consider discussing the impact of technology and consumer culture on what people choose to keep.

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