.If it was a good idea, read more.
if it would be a good activity.
if it would be good it would have better grades.if I would be afraid because I would be afraid something would happen to me.

On the one hand, yes, but on the other hand, not with your money, you buy what you are buying, but money brings problems

I prefer to be ugly and intelligent and not handsome and silly because intelligence is more important the handsome is temporary and intelligence is important because I can have a good job

if l am able to meet a character it would be with cristiano Ronaldo

and I would go to the park and asks him about his life not for his work because it would be rude since I want to know more about his life and not because of his career or if he is an actor would not be a one-time meeting

Imagine that you are able to meet or hang out with any book,

movie, tv, or cartoon character.or imagine that you can spend time

what would

with your favorite celebrity. who would you choose?

you do together? what would you talk about? where would you go?

would you try to remain friends? or would this be just a

one time encounter ? Discuss this in a well developed paragraph

I choose steve rogerst ,I would like to talk about his life

I choose cristiano Ronaldo ,I would like to talk about his life

I would go to Mexico

The above movie trailer is about a girl named Samantha Kingston who dies in a car accident, yet wakes up every morning and relives the day that she died. Each time she awakens, she tries to change one instance for the better. She realizes as she does this that the outcomes change drastically

date:7/15/19

Dear:Fernandez

There are many things that l wish that many teachers knew about me

first:l am quiet

second: l pay attention

Third:l do not have patience

fourth:l am little angry

lastly:l am funny

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