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I don't usually get upset over small things, but yesterday everything seemed to bother me.

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Alexandra and Susan are constantly fighting! Alexandra thinks that Susan is jealous of her, and Susan thinks that Alexandra is stuck up.

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After you take out a piece of paper, write your name on the top.

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I can't believe it happened again. The technology issues this year are driving me crazy!

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Caitlyn loves Jamba Juice, so when her friend offered to take her, she was super excited.

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Mr. Gallagher thinks history is super interesting, and he loves teaching about maps, so when Chris was added to his class, he was really happy because he also loves history.

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Mrs. Velasco's STEM class is really fun. All of her students really enjoy building things, and Mrs. Velasco was happy to see that even during distance learning, her students are still having a good time.

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If you really want to impress your boss, here's what you should do: Show up to work early, dress to impress, and finish all of your work.

A type of narrative perspective in where the author uses pronouns like ''your" and "you."

A type of narrative perspective in which the author uses pronouns like ''I" and "we."

A type of narrative perspective in which the author uses pronouns like ''s/he," "They" and "it."

You really want to go get ice cream, but you are still mad at Johnny for breaking your science project. Do you go with Johnny to get ice cream anyway and forgive; or do you turn him down and tell him you are going home to fix your science project?

I was so excited about going on vacation that I couldn't sleep the night before.

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Get ready! You are the next contestant on "American Idol."