English, 27.06.2019 20:40, o10889084

Write a passionate speech about something you feel strongly about. consider topics like:
- extending school to be a full year
- bullying
- internet dangers
- music sharing
- physical education requirements
- cost of college
- homelessness
- global preservation
- tattoos/piercings
- driving age
- travel
- hip hop music/style
- any other topic that interests you
requirements:
- 2–4 minutes long
- similes, metaphors, imagery and onomatopoeia
- a thesis or overall point
- specific examples and details that support your thesis
- use of the deer speaking concerns

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