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Describe something you own that you want to replace

You should say

What would you like to replace?

When did you get it?

Why do you want to replace it?

How easy or difficult is it to replace it?

How to answer:  

Identify the Item to Replace

Clearly state the item to give a focused starting point.

Timeline of Ownership

Provides information on the age and usage of the item, leading to the reasons why replacement is necessary.

Reasons for Replacement

Show a personal connection to the item by explaining the need to change. 

Challenges and Ease of Replacement

A balanced view shows realistic understanding of desires and cost.

Model answer: 

I would like to replace my smartphone. I got it three years ago during a trip to Hanoi. At that time, it was very advanced and helped me a lot with my studies and staying connected with family.

Recently, it has become very slow and the battery drains quickly. I use my phone a lot for work, like checking emails and managing social media for my small business, so it's important for me to have a reliable device.

Replacing it is not too hard in Vietnam because there are many electronics stores and online shops, like Lazada and Shopee. However, good smartphones can be expensive, which is a bit tough for me right now.

I feel a new smartphone would really help me stay more productive and reduce everyday stress. This would improve my work efficiency and personal life, keeping up with the fast-paced technology world.

I hope to save enough money soon to make this replacement possible. It’s important for my career and personal comfort.