Describe a piece of good news you received on the phone/mobile phone.
You should say:
- what the news was
- when you heard about it
- who gave you the news
and explain how you felt about this piece of good news
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We all like to hear good news, whether we receive it by mail or phone. Of course, if asked, I would say that receiving a piece of good news over the phone is better than receiving on a mail because receiving it on the phone makes it feel like more of a “real-time” or live thing. At least, I felt like that when I heard a piece of good news over the phone about a few months ago.
The news was about getting a new job. It was certainly good news because my nephew was searching for a job for a considerable period of time after finishing university. But, unfortunately, even though, he was getting a lot of interview calls, no company was actually offering him any good job. Of course, earlier he had got some "jobs-offers" here and there, but he didn’t exactly like those jobs because he was aiming for much better opportunities.
By the way, my nephew is a brilliant student, and he also has some very good grades, so it is only natural for him that he would aim for better opportunities. Anyway, after trying to find a better job for a long time, my nephew got so frustrated that at some point, he actually thought of giving up searching for a job and starting some kind of business. But, as a good uncle, it was only me who was asking him to be a little more patient. So, when he got a job offer letter from one of the prestigious private companies of my country, he immediately decided to call me over the phone in order to give me the good news when I was away from the town for an important job.
Anyway, I felt really great about the good news because it would finally give some hope of life to my beloved nephew. I also felt really happy and little proud of myself because, after all, it was me who convinced my good nephew to wait and keep applying for more jobs when he was growing frustrated and impatient because of not getting a job sooner.
