Describe A Game You Played In Your Childhood

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what the game was
When I was a child, one of the games that brought me immense joy and ...(Available for VIP only.)
who you played it with
When I was very young, my grandparents loved me very much. I often played this ...(Available for VIP only.)
where you played it
Initially, I played the game with my grandfather at home. After that, I would ...(Available for VIP only.)
and explain how you felt about the game
The game of hide-and-seek was a thrilling and enjoyable game for children. We ...(Available for VIP only.)


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1. Do you think children today still like to play traditional games compared to computer games?
The preference for playing traditional games versus computer games among ...(Available for VIP only.)
2. Do young people want to play alone or with others?
The preference for playing alone or with others among young people can vary ...(Available for VIP only.)
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