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English, 14.05.2021 22:50, dukkchild666

Write a story about riding a roller coaster using full alliteration. Every word in each sentence has to start with the same letter. You may use a different letter for each sentence if you’d like--OR you can use the same letter all the way through. Can you do at least six sentences? See what you can do!

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