English, 07.01.2021 03:30, matthewt894

Write the final draft of your autobiographical incident about a memorable event. Describe an experience that was important because of the reasons you acted as you did, the actions you chose to take, or the consequences of your actions. Your draft should be 500–750 words. Make sure you have used
• First-person point of view.
• Chronological order.
• Vivid, descriptive language that shows and dialogue.
• A conclusion that summarizes or reflects on the event or experience
Make sure your final draft demonstrates revisions.

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