Topic: Describe something you own that you want to replace
Analysis

1. Begin by clearly identifying the item you are discussing, providing a brief description of what it is and its primary use or function. 2. Specify the location of the item, whether it's in your home, workplace, or elsewhere, and describe its usual setting. 3. Explain how you acquired the item, whether it was a purchase, a gift, or inherited, and any relevant backstory that adds depth to your narrative. 4. Discuss the reasons for wanting to replace it, focusing on aspects like functionality, aesthetics, emotional attachment, or advancements in technology.

Reference Subjects
  1. an old laptop that slows down
  2. a worn-out sofa in the living room
  3. a smartphone with a cracked screen
  4. a car that frequently breaks down
  5. a jacket that no longer fits
  6. a bookshelf that is too small for my collection