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miss Akunina [59]
4 years ago
5

Complete the outline by choosing appropriate divisions and subdivisions under the two Roman numeral headings.

English
2 answers:
Sphinxa [80]4 years ago
8 0

Answer key i got after finish my assignment with an 81%

______________________

My early school days

Nursery school days

Things I remember best

New rules

Assembly

Learning to read

Friends and foes


sdas [7]4 years ago
3 0
I. Things I remember best
A: Nursery school days
<span>B: Kindergarten
1. Opening days
</span>2. Learning to read
3. <span>Graduation
II. Elementary school
A. First grade mysteries
1. New surroundings
2. New teacher
3. New rules
</span><span>4. School work
5. Getting used to the routine
a. Cafeteria
b. assembly
c. School bus
B. My early school days
</span><span>C. Early acquaintances
1. The playground
2. Friends and foes</span>
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