Emma's Car Dilemma
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What motivated Emma to think about getting a new car?

  • She saw shiny new cars on the road and in ads (correct)
  • Her old car was no longer reliable
  • Her friends were pressuring her to get a new one
  • The car dealership was offering a discount

    • What did Emma's friends notice about her?

  • She stopped driving her car
  • She was selling her old car
  • She was talking about getting a new car (correct)
  • She was unhappy with her current car

    • What made Emma decide to keep her old car?

  • The salesperson convinced her to keep it
  • She remembered the memories she had with her car (correct)
  • Her friends advised her to keep it
  • She realized it was still in good condition

    • What did Emma do to her old car after deciding to keep it?

    <p>She fixed it up and gave it a fresh coat of paint</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Emma realize about her old car?

    <p>It was a part of her life story</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Emma say to her friends when they asked about her decision?

    <p>I realized that sometimes what we already have is the best choice</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Emma's Car Story

    • Emma had been driving the same car for 12 years, which was like an old friend, reliable and comfortable.
    • She started to think about getting a new car, influenced by shiny new cars on the road and in ads.
    • Emma spent a lot of time researching online and visiting car dealerships, imagining herself in a new car with modern features.
    • Her friends noticed her frequent talk about getting a new car.
    • At a dealership, Emma almost decided to buy a new car, but then remembered the memories she had with her current car.
    • The memories included road trips, everyday drives, and adventures.
    • Emma realized she didn't need a new car, and her old one was still working well.
    • She decided to keep her old car and fix it up instead of buying a new one.
    • Emma cleaned and repaired her car, replacing old parts and giving it a fresh coat of paint.
    • With each improvement, Emma felt happier about her decision.
    • To her friends, Emma explained that sometimes what we already have is the best choice.
    • Emma continued to drive her old car proudly, considering it a faithful companion on her journey.

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    Emma is considering buying a new car after 12 years with her old one. She's tempted by modern features, but will she make the switch?

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