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(Where were you?) 
Since the reception was at 7 PM, I reached a little earlier to check on my friend. I was really 
impressed seeing the glittery decorations. Being a dance enthusiast, I went up to the DJ and 
asked him to play the song which I had recommended so that I can dance my heart out at my 
friend's reception. 
(What was the music like?) 
To my surprise, the DJ was hesitant to play the 
song and told me that my friend's family had given strict instructions to play only those songs 
recommended by my friend's grandparents. All my excitement went down as I was not 
acquainted with the song that was being played. 
(Explain why you didn't like the music?) 
I 
thought of dancing in a party song, but only cultural songs were played, for which I was not 
prepared. I felt disheartened as I couldn't dance at my friend's reception due to the song. That 
was the very first time I didn't enjoy the song.
Vocabulary 
People from all walks of life: 
people having jobs in various fields.
Eg: 
This movie is suitable for people from all walks of life.
Rejuvenate(verb): 
give new energy or vigour to; revitalize.
Eg: 
She went to the spa to rejuvenate herself.
Bosom(noun): 
very close.
Eg: 
Rita wanted to meet her bosom friend in the town.
50. 
Describe an event you attended in which you didn’t like the music
played. 
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Enthusiasts(noun): 
a person who is very interested in specific activity.
Eg: 
John is a sports car enthusiast.
Disheartened(adj): 
Having lost determination and confidence.
Eg: 
Rose was disheartened when she heard about the accident.