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Gala2k [10]
4 years ago
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Hello, You are an immigrant to the United States at a time of your choice. Write a 100-word essay in your diary before leaving.

You must describe your wishes and expectations while showing that you have made the right choice to immigrate. You can choose the nationality of your character and his way of immigrating (legal or not)
English
1 answer:
ioda4 years ago
6 0

Dear Diary, today i made the decision to immigrate to the US. I hope for a better life in the US it a free country. Well i expect that there is under ground tunnel i have money saved in case i have to pay someone and the only thing not to enjoy is the journey. I chose to go at this time because of the government shut down.

This is just a little bit but if you need more just inbox me because the bell rang at my school .

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