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weeeeeb [17]
3 years ago
6

How do paragraph 5-8 create tension in the story Excerpt from love of life?​

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Keith_Richards [23]3 years ago
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Answer:

maby this will help

Explanation:

that one day that i first saw him standing thiermy heart lept out of my chest. it wasent until later that i finaly relized that we were ment to be.ok so this is proboply not how it happend. so truth to be told we kind of were rivals like as in forever. but it turns out that we were not so diffrent  i mean we were both on the guys soccer team.yeah not the best way to meet people. I mean im a girl and kind of beat my former rival at a sport he has been playing his whole life.

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