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2 years ago

Everybody give a blow by blow of their school life so far, here is mine as an example:

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2 answers:

marishachu [46]2 years ago

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Answer:

woah well

Explanation:

pre-k: never been there

kindergarten: I was I Angel but I brat who thought every one need her (no cared) I was a very go around child I was weird

1 grade: teachers pet but still good

and um to lazy to finish but let me tell you 6th grade was ruff

hichkok12 [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Ok, here it goes.....

Explanation:

Pre-K: The cry baby, I always cried about everything

Kindergarten: Had a lot of friends, got into fights with boys, lol (I'm a girl)

1st grade: The trouble maker, I got into trouble a lot

2nd grade: The dummy, I was the du.mbest student in class.

3rd grade: I was the nerd and "teacher's pet", I was the smartest kid in class.

4th grade: I was lonely, because I had fake friends and got rid of them. So, I started doing sports and became the athletic one.

5th grade: I made a ton of friends, real friends. I was nice and one of the best students, but I cussed with my friends.

6th grade: I was the athlete, and one of the popular.

7th grade: I'm in 7th grade rn so, I don't know yet, lol.

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Answer:

Tense.

Explanation:

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2 years ago

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