You did something you feel bad about. Write a description of an event with the title 'Confession!'

• Give a short description of what you did.

• Say how you felt at the time.

• Describe how other people reacted.

• Explain why you feel bad about it now.

Ideas:

You feel bad because you:

• borrowed something without asking and broke it.

• told somebody a secret your friend told you.

• copied some homework from the internet.

• told somebody about a surprise party and spoiled the surprise.

Sample 1:

Confession!

I did a terrible thing which is lying to my mom and my teacher, I had a really bad grade that day and my teacher said that she is going to talk to my mom about it and I freak out I don't know what to do or what to say so I decided to block my teacher on my mom phone and lied to my teacher I said that my mom phone was broken. They found out and I felt terrible afterward, I regretted what I did. My mom was shocked. She didn't think that I would do such a thing. She wasn’t mad because of my grade but she was mad because I lied to her and hid my grade. It's not really mad anymore. It's more disappointing. I still feel bad until now because lying is a bad thing, you should never lie to anybody especially your parents.

Sample 2:

Confession!

I used to tell a lie to my father when I was studying at Gia Dinh High school. I didn’t focus on studying, so I only got 4 points in a Physics exam. I decided not to tell the truth to my father. At that time, I was a little bit nervous. Unluckily, my teacher called him and he found out everything. I felt extremely terrible and guilty when he found out. After asking me, my father was very angry, my mother and my brother were disappointed. After having dinner, my family told me not to do it again and encouraged me to study harder, which made me relieved. That would be the last time I told a lie to my family. Now, I still feel very regretful about everything because of making my family upset.

Sample 3:

Confession!

Last week, I did something I regret. My friend told me a secret, but I accidentally blurted it out to someone else. At first, I felt excited to share something special, but soon I realized I messed up.

When my friend found out, they looked really sad and disappointed. I could tell I hurt them, and it made me feel terrible.

Looking back, I see how wrong it was to break their trust. I should have kept the secret safe. Now I know I need to be more careful with what I say and think about others' feelings before I act. I'm sorry and hope I can make things right with my friend again.

Sample 4:

Confession!

I have to admit something that's been weighing on me. Last week, I copied some homework from the internet. At the time, I thought it was an easy way out of a tough assignment. I felt relieved not to have to do the work myself.

But now, I realize it was a mistake. When my teacher found out, they were really disappointed in me. They explained that copying homework is dishonest and doesn't help me learn anything.

I feel bad because I let myself down and disappointed my teacher. I know I should have done the work on my own, even if it was hard. From now on, I'm going to do my homework honestly and put in the effort to learn.

Sample 5:

Confession!

I have to get something off my chest. Last week, I made a big mistake. My friend's birthday was coming up, and we were all planning a surprise party for them. I was so excited about it that I accidentally let it slip to my friend. I didn't realize it until it was too late, and I saw the disappointment on everyone's faces when they found out.

At the time, I felt terrible about ruining the surprise. I didn't mean to spoil the fun for everyone, but my excitement got the better of me.

Now, I see how much my actions hurt my friend and ruined the special moment we had planned for them. I've learned the hard way that secrets are meant to be kept, especially when it comes to surprises.

I'm truly sorry for what I did and I'll make sure to think twice before I blab about something important again.