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Many projects require equal effort when creating things. I feel like my group did split it up good enough and we got it done faster than expected. Collin and I worked on the handouts and the rules of the game. Preston worked on our game and he got it done. I'm glad we are able to do the work and not have very many troubles on the way. It was a fun assignment once we had an idea of what to do. Grammar is important because it is how we talk. If we didn't have it then most things wouldn't make sense. It's an easy way to also put things down on paper. There are many cases in which people don't put certain commas and such and it doesn't make sense. It is also important to teach people the right grammar while they are growing up so
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