Describe a special day out (A day out which does not cost too much)
You should say:
Where did you go on that day.
What did you do.
Who did you go out with.
Why was it special to you.
Band 8 Example
We actually planned to meet each other at the park and then decide on where to go later, but my friend got there pretty late so we ended up staying there. We got two takeout milk tea glasses and kebabs from a small street vendor and found a comfortable corner to enjoy ourselves. We sat there watching people passing by, talking about random things that came up. The weather that day was pretty nice actually. It was raining in the evening all week, so we were worried that we might have to go home early. But it turned out to be a fine evening.
I suppose what made the day special was the fact that, despite waiting for my friend to arrive and our plans not panning out as expected, we ended up having much more fun than anticipated. We shared updates about our lives and discussed our future plans. It was comforting to realize that even though we couldn't meet or talk frequently, we could still form connections effortlessly over milk tea and kebabs. It highlighted the importance of good company and meaningful conversations in creating lasting memories.
Key Vocabulary
Prove to be: The manner in which an event or expectation unfolds in reality.
Share updates: Recap past events.
Forge bonds: Establish connections between individuals or entities.
Provided by Mytour Academic English School