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densk [106]
3 years ago
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Hurry !!! Now, use the position statement you used earlier

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Kruka [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The Necessity of Change.

When you are a student and supposedly you have everything you need, life is easy. Since my early years, there were no lacks. Food, education, clothes, even gifts, and vacation every summer.  

My Dad had a very nice position in a government office and every Christmas, the tree was surrounded by presents. Real, expensive presents. That being the case, I thought I was a successful young man. My ideas were good, my grades were good and my opinions were right. How it could be the other way if I had everything I needed and much more.

Explanation:

I js did it this is correct

zloy xaker [14]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: Hey guys this is what I wrote I also got a 100% on the assignment

Speaking out will make other staff members of the school listen if not the first person you talked to. Help other students who are facing the problem you are. Also we have the right of freedom of speech, speak out. Ever since I started school I have had good grades in all my classes except one and so did my best friend but hers was in math mine was in English so we helped each other understand the concept. Since we banned together to help each other we did better.

Please hit that THANKS button below hope ya'll have a great day also if possible please mark brainlest it would mean a lot to me

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