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When I was a child I used to go to the park. I clearly remember that I always went with my father to play football.
One day I was playing football with my father when he shooted the ball powerfully. Unfortunately, it hit me on my face. I began to cry while my nose was bleeding. Inmediately, we went to home and my mother, who was cooking at this moment, attended me and cured me.
From that day, as long as I went to the park with my father, I prefered to play to other games instead of playing football. I was afraid of the ball hit me again.
I think this memory has influenced in my life because, currently, I keep being an awful football player.
One day I was playing football with my father when he shooted the ball powerfully. Unfortunately, it hit me on my face. I began to cry while my nose was bleeding. Inmediately, we went to home and my mother, who was cooking at this moment, attended me and cured me.
From that day, as long as I went to the park with my father, I prefered to play to other games instead of playing football. I was afraid of the ball hit me again.
I think this memory has influenced in my life because, currently, I keep being an awful football player.
One day I was playing football with my father when he kicked the ball powerfully.
(The past tense of "shoot" is "shot".)
Unfortunately, it hit me in the face.
Inmediately, we went to home and my mother, who was cooking at that moment, looked after me and patched me up.
You could say "attended to me", but that's a little formal.
"Cured" is used for illnesses, not injuries, and it would mean that she made the illness disappear completely. "Patch up" is an informal expression meaning to see to / attend to someone's injuries.
From that day on, as long as I went to the park with my father, I preferred to play to other games instead of playing football.
I was afraid of the ball hitting me again.
I think this memory has influenced in my life because now / even today I'm an awful football player.