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    Nowadays we spend our free time opposide the TV screen. Some people think it affects the person, others think differently. So, where is the truth? Let's find it out.
    I think that watching TV is a waste of time. It takes our time that we can spend productively, for example: self-development, visiting relatives, hanging out with our friends. Also I wanted to say that passive lifestyle leads health problems. There is a probability of gaining weight, losing eyesight and more.
    However, there are some people who have another point of view. They believe that TV is enjoyable and funny. Moreover there are people who argue that it is helpful for other sides of our life: cooking, gardening, news etc.
    To tell the truth, I disagree with opposing opinion. Firstly, there are so many other kinds of interesting activities for our free time. To improve our cooking skils we can read a special book or surfing the Internet using our phone outside. It will be more helpful for our health and interests. Secondly, to keep our atheletic body we should go for a walk but should not watch TV lying on sofa.
    In summary, I believe that the more we sit opposide the TV screen the more we put our health at risk.
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    There was a very particular event in my life and this is not what we could expect when we ask someone "Tell me about a special event in your life". This event was my little sister's birth. I was 5 years old and I always wanted a sister. I was so excited the last months before her birth. I was too young to be aware that my mum was having difficulties to have a second child, she had to do a IVF and to keep calm during the pregnancy. My parents didn't choose the baby's gender but I was certain it would be a little girl. My mum asked me if I would be happy anyway if it was a boy. I answer that I would be but I knew that it would be a girl. Since that time I'm a very protective grand sister and I protect her as if I were her mom. Sometimes it's helpful because she is clumsy and she forget a lot of things but sometimes she reproached it to me. I understood how she feels and I tried not to do too much but she needed time to understand it was all about love. We have a very particular relationship. Now she became a very different person compared to me. We often misunderstood, we had argues but we always missed each other



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    There was a very particular event in my life and this is not what we could expect when we ask someone "Tell me about a special event in your life". This event was my little sister's birth. I was 5 years old and I always wanted a sister. I was so excited the last months before her birth. I was too young to be aware that my mum was having difficulties to have a second child, she had to do a IVF and to keep calm during the pregnancy. My parents didn't choose the baby's gender but I was certain it would be a little girl. My mum asked me if I would be happy anyway if it was a boy. I answer that I would be but I knew that it would be a girl. Since that time I'm a very protective grand sister and I protect her as if I were her mom. Sometimes it's helpful because she is clumsy and she forget a lot of things but sometimes she reproached it to me. I understood how she feels and I tried not to do too much but she needed time to understand it was all about love. We have a very particular relationship. Now she became a very different person compared to me. We often misunderstood, we had argues but we always missed each other.
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    There was a very particular event in my life and this is not what we could expect when we ask someone "Tell me about a special event in your life". This event was my little sister's birth. I was 5 years old and I always wanted a sister. I was so excited the last months before her birth. I was too young to be aware that my mum was having difficulties to have a second child, she had to do a IVF and to keep calm during the pregnancy. My parents didn't choose the baby's gender but I was certain it would be a little girl. My mum asked me if I would be happy anyway if it was a boy. I answer that I would be but I knew that it would be a girl. Since that time I'm a very protective grand sister and I protect her as if I were her mom. Sometimes it's helpful because she is clumsy and she forget a lot of things but sometimes she reproached it to me. I understood how she feels and I tried not to do too much but she needed time to understand it was all about love. We have a very particular relationship. Now she became a very different person compared to me. We often misunderstood, we had argues but we always missed each other.
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    There was a very particular event in my life and this is not what we could expect when we ask someone "Tell me about a special event in your life". This event was my little sister's birth. I was 5 years old and I always wanted a sister. I was so excited the last months before her birth. I was too young to be aware that my mum was having difficulties to have a second child, she had to do a IVF and to keep calm during the pregnancy. My parents didn't choose the baby's gender but I was certain it would be a little girl. My mum asked me if I would be happy anyway if it was a boy. I answer that I would be but I knew that it would be a girl. Since that time I'm a very protective grand sister and I protect her as if I were her mom. Sometimes it's helpful because she is clumsy and she forget a lot of things but sometimes she reproached it to me. I understood how she feels and I tried not to do too much but she needed time to understand it was all about love. We have a very particular relationship. Now she became a very different person compared to me. We often misunderstood, we had argues but we always missed each other.
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    There was a very particular event in my life and this is not what we could expect when we ask someone "Tell me about a special event in your life". This event was my little sister's birth. I was 5 years old and I always wanted a sister. I was so excited the last months before her birth. I was too young to be aware that my mum was having difficulties to have a second child, she had to do a IVF and to keep calm during the pregnancy. My parents didn't choose the baby's gender but I was certain it would be a little girl. My mum asked me if I would be happy anyway if it was a boy. I answer that I would be but I knew that it would be a girl. Since that time I'm a very protective grand sister and I protect her as if I were her mom. Sometimes it's helpful because she is clumsy and she forget a lot of things but sometimes she reproached it to me. I understood how she feels and I tried not to do too much but she needed time to understand it was all about love. We have a very particular relationship. Now she became a very different person compared to me. We often misunderstood, we had argues but we always missed each other.
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