English, 21.09.2020 08:01, Jazongamez1987

Writing Describe a dream. Imagine you are arriving at a beautiful destination. In one paragraph,
describe who or what you see and what is happening in your dream.

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Writing Describe a dream. Imagine you are arriving at a beautiful destination. In one paragraph,