Describe English class using hyperbole

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If you like English you could describe it like this.
English is a class above the sky’s to far to reach (this means it’s a hard class but...) yet enjoyable.
Just incase they ask you what you mean by to far to reach and if my memory serves me right that should be a hyperbole description of English hope this was helpful :)

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