Describe a time when you visited a park
You should say:
⁃ When you visited it
⁃ Who you went there with
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⁃ What you did there
⁃ How you felt about it
Band 8 Sample
(When you visited it) During my last visit to Singapore, I had a chance to go to Gardens by the Bay, which is one of Singapore’s most attractive tourist sites. The attraction is divided into two parts, with one right behind Marina Bay Sands and the other across Kallang river, also known as Gardens by the Bay East.
(Who you went there with) It is relatively lucky that I got some local friends who brought me around. Although it was my 7th time to Singapore, I had never dropped by the attraction when I happened to be in the area. Hardly had my friends known that fact when they decided to bring me there without second thoughts.
(What you did there) This park is quite special as it is artificial yet bristle with a wide array of species of plants. Apart from that, there are some music-light shows every evening in which visitors can indulge in a world of music when watching the lights keep changing. So my friends made the most use of the park to introduce me about Singapore’s state-of-the-art technology and its efforts to conjure up a city in a garden.
(How you felt about it) I felt privileged to have the chance to visit this park as it was an eye-opening experience for me. Not only could I enjoy the freshness of the nature but also learn about the technology applied in the park and bringing Gardens by the Bay to another level.
- Drop by (phrase)
Drop by and pick up that book sometime.
- Happen (v)
They happened to look (= looked by chance) in the right place almost immediately.
- To have second thoughts (idiom)
You’re not having second thoughts about getting married, aren’t you?
- Bristle with (phrase)
Singapore is bristle with magnificent skyscrapers.
- Indulge in (phrase)
We took a deliberate decision to indulge in a little nostalgia.
- State-of-the-art (adj): hiện đại vượt bậc
a state-of-the-art computer
- Privileged (adj)
I have been privileged to work with the pioneers of silicon technology.
- Eye-opening (adj)
The report is very accurate and very eye-opening.