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Write a paragraph of about 130 – 150 words about one of your UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES. Explain why this memory is important to you, and speculate as to why you remember it well. – GRAMMAR B2

Write a paragraph of about 130 – 150 words about one of your UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES. Explain why this memory is important to you, and speculate as to why you remember it well. – GRAMMAR B2 PLWGw

It comes as no surprise that there are many unforgettable memories in school time that make constant impressions on them. Similarly, I have a lot of memorable moments of being a student, but being kicked out of my class is the first one turning up in my mind whenever I think of my past day. I still remember that it was in an English class when I was in Grade 7. While I was making primary concentrations on my teacher’s lesson, I made a row with a boy next table because of some silly reason that I didn’t keep in mind. After that, we made a fuss; as a result, we all kicked out of the class, which led me to be astonished since I hadn’t been punished before. Then, we even didn’t talk to each other until a week later. That embarrassing moment was really one of my most immensely influential events that gave me the impression that I hadn’t been a child so I had to act maturely.

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