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Nutka1998 [239]
3 years ago
13

Write 3 paragraphs about a time you were flexible with you time or people

Social Studies
1 answer:
Vladimir79 [104]3 years ago
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 Oh great! I had to wake up late today because of course I have a big presentation today! Okay, I have an idea. Let me go brush teeth first though.

  Kay, let's put some milk and bananas into the blender and go brush. Time to drink my milkshake. It should last a while without me getting hungry. Drink and sort books and papers. Drink and sort books and papers. Drink and sort books and papers. Finally! Time to shower.

   Okay, all I have to do is catch the bus. Ready, let's go! Phew! Now let's do my math homework. Now to give the presentation. Okay, done. Ashley going and.... I did it!!!!

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