OK so this is what I came up with, I apologize if it isn't good enough or something
Sometimes life takes an unexpected turn, at the time it might not seem as if it were for the better, but for the worst, but I do know that usually, you won't figure this out till later in your life. An unexpected turn has occurred in my life, and if I'm being honest, I'm not enjoying even the thought of it. My family and I have moved from Virginia to Texas. Some people don't mind moving, and might even be excited about a fresh start, but what if you don't want that? What if your content with where you're at? I have grown comfortable in my old home, the town I have grown up in, the friends I have acquainted with. It hurts me that I have to leave all of these things I hold dear behind.
My name is ____, and me and my family haven't been getting along too great recently due to recent changes/ events. Moving with family when your relationship at the current moment isn't going well, really didn't make moving any easier, especially emotionally. Moving in the middle of the school year, especially when your in middle school like me, isn't easy or fun. I left behind a very close friend who's name is _____. Me and her/him had an amazing bond, and I even considered her/him to be my best friend. Not to mention all of the other close friends I had to leave behind. Now I have to start over? Even if I try to keep in contact, how would that end up in the end? I haven't been excited about this move from the beginning, but I suppose all I can hope for is to one day eventually come close to what I once had someday.
So the bold is where you can fill it in yourself, and I'm sorry if it sounds depressing, I was just trying to match the work with your current mood towards the situation, I didn't want it to be happy when you're actually upset about the situation. Hope it helps✌
Lack of independence. Opposite of dependent.
<span>She has authored articles and book chapters on news coverage of the global sex trade, political communication and research methodology. </span>
In his persuasive writing, "The Crisis, Number I", by Thomas Paine, he refers to Great Britain as "a foreign dominion" <em>to enforce the idea that the colonists are already a sovereign nation. </em>
He wants to persuade people that the right thing to do is to free themselves from Great Britain. His purpose is to persuade the colonists to unite against Great Britain. He uses language that can be clearly understood by everyone so as to unite them and make them want to fight for their independence.
Simple future. i believe is the tense or verb of that sentence.
