English, 02.12.2020 20:40, alysonmariefont

Randy says that Bob only wanted someone to say "no" and set some limits for him. At times, many of you probably feel that your parents are always saying "no" and have way too many
rules. Do you think your parents are too strict? Why or why not? Why do they set these rules?
Write about a time that you were glad your parents said "no" or a time you wish they would
have.
( idk to write this specifically to this question, write 1 paragraph in every question, pls help me idk what to say)

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