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English, 14.09.2021 22:00, alienfacetimelol

Objective: The focus of this first essay will be on narration or description. You have two options regarding the subject matter: Choose one:

Narrative: Tell the story of an experience that caused you to change a previously held belief, attitude, or position. Your story should include a conflict, detail and description, and a point (the significance of your narrative).
Description: Describe a place that has had an impact on you as an individual. Choose a deliberate organizational pattern and use imagery and concrete details to convey a sense of place.

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