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sweet-ann [11.9K]
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I have alot of Health Questions and English Questions that nobody has helped me on can any one thats % excellent on these two su

bjects please click on my name and go to my questions and please only answer them if your 100% correct. Im failing both subjects and need to bring my grade up.​
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fenix001 [56]3 years ago
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ok I'll surely help you. but don't rely on me so much I'm in middle school and I don't do physics and biology or chemistry maybe I can do maths or English Or health questions have a good day.

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I'll help you as a friend.

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