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When you start to write about your life make the introduction interesting, like using a dramatic ending of the introduction to make the reader want to keep reading. You can use things like: When I saw him/her I knew 8th grade was going to be heaven, or this is when I realized 8th grade was going to mentally pound me. know you don't have to use those but those are things I would use. Next you are going to want an interesting title. Not anything like: My 8th Grade Year.y something like: My 8th Grade Disaster or My 8th grade Heaven. If this a autobiography then make sure that everything you put in your book is all real and you pick a title that goes good with it.
Also include a few sketches that will draw the readers attention. I am working on a book myself and this is the title I chose(Just to give an example of what you would want to do) Three Kids Means A Thousand Dollars. Now my book is fiction, but I included sketches and made things seem realistic and when I wrote things down I would ask myself if this is something my readers would like.
Good Luck. I hope this helps!
Attract readers to your essay
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" It's raining, hard as you walk on the sidewalk on a gloomy night you hear a high pitched "meow" from under the old water drainage tunnels. You don't want to investigate it because it's night time and who knows what could happen, but you conciseness tells you to go check it out. You willingly walk closer to the tunnel and whip out your phone and turn on the flashlight. As you turn it on you notice a few frogs and some overgrown moss. The tunnel is like a small forest with a multitude of plants and animals. But enough admiring the scenery, you go look for what you came here for. After a few minutes of walking you see a coat of black fur. Your eyes see beautiful green eyes staring back at you. You quickly run over to comfort your furry friend. After a few minutes of coaxing the cat to come with you, you leave the tunnel. You start walking home with a warm feeling knowing that your coming home with a new friend."
Explanation:
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Like we have been in the same place for so long or like for a relationship or some
Explanation:
Select a noun or pronoun that is the object of the preposition.
The crowd around us is growing larger.
around = preposition; us = pronoun that is the object of the preposition.
