You should say
-Where was it/When was it?
-Why were you not allowed?
-What did you want to do with your cell phone?
Model Answer
Introduction
- Mobile phones are a part of us we can’t let go of.
- It is attached to our day-to-day activities.
- There was a time I was not allowed to use my phone,
- And I will be talking about it.
Where was it?
- It’s about 9 years ago,
- I was in 12th grade,
- During the holidays, my parents organized a family vacation to Goa.
- I didn’t want to go, I wanted to go out with my friends.
- But my parents refused.
- So I convinced my friends to come to Goa, without my parent’s knowledge.
Why were you not allowed?
- The night they got to Goa,
- I sneaked out of my room to go meet my friends.
- My parents found out and banned me from going out and also took my phone and laptop.
- They said it will stop all communication with my friends.
What did you want to do with the phone?
- Using my phone was the only way I could communicate with my friends and also be updated.
- But the moment my phone was seized, I lost that right.
- I was miserable throughout the week we spent there.
Conclusion
Though I was given back my phone, I still felt I had lost so many things within the period I was not allowed to use the phone.
Part-3 : Follow up Questions @Smart Alpine Education
Que 1. What’s the effect of the mobile phone?
Mobile phones have both negative and positive effects. The negative effects of mobile phones are endless but apart from cancer risk, mobile phones impact our nervous system. They may cause headaches, lessened attention, shortness of mood, sleep difficulties, and despair. But the positive effect is that it aids fast communication between people, it helps deliver messages faster, and helps build knowledge about things.
Que 2. What’s the smartphone utilized the most for?
Smartphones can be used to make and receive calls, send and receive messages, read the news, watch movies, perform business transactions, and much more.
Que 3. What’s your view about selfies?
I love selfies, you get to see yourself in a better view before taking the pictures.