Speaking part 2: Describe somethings lost by others but found by you

Describe somethings lost by others but found by you You should say What it was When and Where did you find it What you did do after you found it And explain how you felt about finding it

I’m going to talk about a memorable incident when I stumbled upon a lost dog in the park. It was a sunny Saturday afternoon, and I decided to take a leisurely stroll through the park to unwind after a busy week. As I was walking along the winding paths, I noticed a small dog wandering aimlessly, looking visibly distressed and confused.

As a huge dog person, I knew I had to help. Approaching the dog cautiously, I could see it was a fluffy, golden retriever, clearly lost and alone. Without hesitation, I gently called out to the dog, trying to reassure it with a soothing tone.

After a few cautious steps, the dog approached me, sniffing curiously. I knelt down slowly, extending my hand for it to sniff, hoping to gain its trust. Fortunately, the dog seemed to respond positively by wagging its tail. I was beyond excited because I could finally give it a lot of pet and head scratches. 

I used my phone to contact the local animal shelter and report the lost dog and provide them with a description of its appearance and location. In the meantime, I stayed with the dog, offering it water and some treats I had in my bag.

After what felt like an eternity, but was probably only about half an hour, a frantic owner came rushing towards us, calling out the dog’s name with tears of relief in their eyes. It was a heartwarming moment as the dog bounded towards its owner, who scooped it up in their arms, showering it with hugs and kisses.