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Delicious77 [7]
3 years ago
5

i need a paragraph using 5 of these words expedition, audacity, unpredictable, stationed, strive, resist, devotion, emblem, anxi

ously, sustenance
English
2 answers:
likoan [24]3 years ago
4 0
Anxiously waiting for the bus, I tied my shoe. For me, taking the bus to school was almost like an expedition. It was unpredictable, a strive toward my education, where i would meet my favorite teacher ____. I checked the bus times once again, not being able to resist the not knowing, and found the bus was still stationed 3 stops away. I did not have the time, or the audacity, to start walking to the next stop; I might miss the bus. Giving in to the idea, I decided to stick with sustenance and keep at the stop I was already at. Finally, the bus arrived and I met the driver. A middle aged man, he showed devotion to his job by having his full uniform on, and trying to get to every stop as fast as possible. I got on the bus, looking at the emblem on his uniform, and sat down near the back.
prisoha [69]3 years ago
3 0
I anxiously walked into the store which I had to strive not to buy anything. The makeup that we're stationed on the table was hard to resist.it was unpredictable what I'd end up doing!
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