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Talk about any childhood activity that you used to do after your school hours.
 
You should say:
x
what it was 
x
how long you did that 
x
how often you did this 
and explain why you no longer do it.
[You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes. You have one 
minute to think about what you're going to say. You can make some notes to 
help you if you wish.]
Model Answer 1:
Childhood is the best part of life. Everyone wants to get back in the early days 
of life for many reasons, and I also own the similar opinion with the statement. 
I can remember, when I was a kid of 10 or 11 years old, I used to play regularly 
with my school mates after the school hours. We played a wide number of 
outdoor sports. I am glad to recall the days.
I used to take part in some outdoor sporting activities after the school. Most of 
the times, I used to play cricket in the local school playground. The number of 
players was more than the spectators. So, it was a bit troublesome for me to 
handle everything as I was the captain of the class. I also used to take part in 
some other usual activities of children in Pakistan. Therefore, I had a very 
enjoyable childhood in that time. 

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I used to participate in different types of games and sports for over two or 
three hours. In fact, our school began in the noon and ended at 4.30 pm. I used 
to play or take part in the activities till the sunset. So, I got around two or 
sometimes three hours. When the school was closed, the routine was changed 
to some extent and my parents allowed me to get out for only one hour in the 
evening. But on the other days, they did not forbid me about the outdoor 
sports and games. My father told me to be home by dusk and if I disobeyed 
him, I had to be punished. So, there were no chances at all to be out of home 
after the dusk hours.
I used to participate in the activities around the school days. But the weekly 
holidays were the most boring period for me. I could not go out on that day 
and had to attend in some familial events. When the weekend was over, I used 
to get back again in the acts with my friends and mates. The events and 
feelings were similar to my friends as well. They all waited eagerly for the 
weekends to be over. Once we met in the school, all of us were happy and 
shout out loud in joy. In fact, those were the days when we all wanted a 
freedom and only the hours after the school gave us that desired thing. 
Sometimes, the children of some other classes also attended the sports, 
especially when it was cricket or any exciting inter-class football matches.
I no longer participate in such activities for many reasons. Firstly, I have left my 
school for many years. In fact, I am a grown up male now and seeking my post-
graduation admission in some foreign universities. Besides, I am trying to 
manage a job for me to support my expenses. Considering all the issues, it is 
impossible for me to participate in the activities. On the other side, being a 
grown up, my mental faculty has developed. Now I no longer find any pleasure 
in playing cricket, football or other outdoor activities. The games and sports 
have lost their appeal to me as they had in the days of my childhood. This is 
the change of time and I think the changes are natural too. This is my age to 
develop career and make a family instead of participating in childish activities.