En33 viết tiếng anh 4 Đề số 5

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<b>Subject: Viết – Tiếng Anh 4– Mã môn: EN33Student’s fullname: </b>

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<b>ĐỀ SỐ 05TOPIC</b>

Think back to your childhood and a time when you were punished for doingsomething wrong. Write a narrative about that event, including what you did,who you were with, and how you were punished.

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When I think back to my childhood, a strong memory comes to mind – amoment when I faced the consequences of my mischievous actions. It was asunny day, and my best friend, Mai, and I decided to go on an adventure in ourquiet neighborhood.

In the pursuit of excitement, we found a neglected garden with temptingfruits. Ignoring the "Private Property" sign, we gave in to temptation and pickedsome juicy apples. Our laughter filled the air as we enjoyed our forbidden feast,not realizing the consequences that awaited us. As fate would have it, the ownerof the garden, a serious neighbor named Mrs. Nguyen, caught us red-handed.With a disapproving look, she approached us, leaving us feeling guilty. Mai andI exchanged nervous looks, understanding the seriousness of our mistake.

Instead of scolding us immediately, Mrs. Nguyen took a differentapproach. She calmly explained the importance of respecting others' propertyand the hard work put into maintaining a garden. Her words, though gentle,carried a sense of responsibility. However, our punishment was waiting – an

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hour of weeding in her garden under her watchful eye. As we knelt in the soil,pulling out stubborn weeds, the weight of our mistake sank in. Mrs. Nguyen'sintention was not just to scold us but to teach us a valuable lesson. The sun set,casting long shadows on the garden as we completed our penance.

Looking back, that afternoon was a crucial moment in my childhood – alesson about accountability and respect. Mrs. Nguyen's measured response notonly corrected our behavior but instilled in us a sense of responsibility thatstayed with us beyond that garden. Reflecting on this childhood experience, I'mreminded of a timeless saying: actions have consequences, and sometimes, thoseconsequences bring life's most important lessons.

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