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\nTo describe our feelings<\/strong> and emotions<\/strong>, we could say something like:<\/p>\nExample 1<\/p>\n
\n- I had one<\/span>\u00a0(musical) experience that was quite<\/span> (interesting).<\/li>\n
- (Ivy) asked me to<\/span> (go for the musical carnival). To be honest, I wasn’t all that excited by the idea, but I knew how disappointed she would be if I rejected<\/span> her invitation, so I agreed<\/span> to go along with her.<\/li>\n
- The (funny) thing is,<\/span> as we were waiting in<\/em> <\/strong>the queue<\/strong> at the door, I bumped into my old schoolmate, Ming. I hadn’t seen him for years, but now he is\u00a0helping out as well as a manager\u00a0for the event and he helped us getting into the VIP zone.<\/li>\n
- You can imagine how excited Ivy was<\/span> when that happened – she had always wanted to meet “SuperBoy” closely. I had expected<\/span> pop stars to be terribly big-headed<\/strong> and arrogant<\/strong>, but it was unbelievable to see<\/span> how kind they were to us and how interested they were in chatting to us, even though they must meet star-struck<\/strong> fans all the time.<\/li>\n
- They even asked Ivy to go onto the stage for a game and gave her a hug. I’ve never seen her so happy. It was quite moving, really.<\/span><\/li>\n
- The event itself was an unexpected pleasure. The band was totally\u00a0captivating<\/strong> – they really knew how to get the crowd dancing along with the “SuperBoy”. What was really stunning was the\u00a0Choreography\u00a0<\/strong>– it was amazing how professional the dancer were.<\/span> I even stared dancing as well – I though that would be<\/span> embarrassing, but it wasn’t, because<\/span> there were thousands of participants in beach doing the same thing and more importantly, they were looking at the band instead of me.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Example 2<\/p>\n
\n- My worst experience of music was when<\/span> Ivy from school <\/em>wanted to celebrate her birthday in karaoke room, instead of having a party in a restaurant, like we normally do.\u00a0 She was really excited those “music” about a chart-topping<\/strong> techno DJ and wanted us all to dance with her. A part of me had doubts about it beforehand, especially when I was<\/span> preparing for my final exam of the semester. I really didn’t want to go, but I didn’t want she to be disappointed, so I went along with it.<\/span><\/li>\n
- Well, I didn’t mind\u00a0paying a huge amount just to get into<\/span> the karaoke room for food because I had not planed to dance, but what was really shocking was<\/span> others she invited. Her friends were boldly smoking in the room although the big sign of forbidden smoking was showing on the wall. Indeed, Ivy knew that smoking\u00a0get under my skin. It\u00a0made me angry, because I felt like I was being betrayed.<\/span><\/span><\/li>\n
- For me, the techno music is just deafening and kind of terrible noise. I prefer seating in decent restaurant, chatting with each an other while we could enjoy a feast. Anyway, at least Ivy was having a good time, I suppose.<\/span><\/li>\n
- I went home as soon as I could.<\/span> On Monday, Ivy sent me a message, ” I didn’t enjoy the party since\u00a0I noticed\u00a0your annoying – I cannot feel happy if you don’t” I didn’t know how to give here a further reply – but it could be my “worst experience of music” – in contrast, it is the best party I have joined – we do treat each an other as an important person in our life. It’s kind of unexpected bad experience that we could accept every now and then<\/strong>?!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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