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3 years ago

PLZ!!! PROMISE TO GIVE BRAIN ⚠⚠⚠

English

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Shtirlitz [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

You have already gotten your imformation. But here's how to set it up.

Explanation:

Step one: What side are you on .....Is it important to care for animals??? What do you think.

Step two-Find evidence to support your side.

Step Three-Use strong words like I and I strongly disagree and words that will really help the reader understand what you are saying.

Remember you are trying to get the reader on your side.Use The set up Racacer Restate, answer, cite evidence, explain your evidence, cite more evidence ,explian that evidence ,restate and summaries what you just wrote. End in do you agree or disagree with me??/

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