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English, 05.10.2021 03:20, makayladishon

A. Which topic is most appropriate for a personal narrative? B. an ordinary trip to the grocery store
C. your top three flavors of ice cream
D. an experience at summer camp that taught you the true meaning of friendship
E. your opinions about school uniforms

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