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Personal Narrative: My Favorite Subject
Did your favorite subject help you to reach your life goals? Hello I'm Shawn I attend IS 49 and am in the 8th grade in class 810 I enjoy the outdoors and playing sports. Hopefully mine will because my favorite subject is English Language Arts and almost every job will require you and I to be a good reader. English Language Arts is my favorite subject for many reasons. I enjoy reading because I am able to read about the author's life experiences and see if there's any way that I can relate to their stories. By you reading it may also help you to become a better writer because in order for the book to be put onto the shelf it's going to have to be properly written and meeting all the standards necessary. An author's personal narrative
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