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Puerto Rico: The Greatest Islands On Earth
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Puerto Rico, to me, is the greatest island on earth. (topic sentence) I was born on the island on a hot August morning in 1975. (supporting sentence) Born a sibling to an older brother, sister and two hard working parents. (supporting sentence) San Juan was the birth city, which also happens to be the island’s capital city. A city that stood out, like a stallion among mules, (metaphor) and like a shooting star in the sky. (metaphor)(closing) By far, the greatest island on earth. (closing)

Like other cultures, many things stand out to make this the greatest place on earth.(topic Sentence) My foremost favorite would be the food.(supporting senence) Our dishes can be labeled as soul food, love food or comfort foods.(supporting
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