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English, 19.07.2019 23:00 kayleefaithblair

Imagine that you visited the patrified wood park. write an email to your english speaking friend, omar, narating your experience i give 99 points but give me good e-mail pls. im not from england i have this on my lesson. dont use common express machines pls : ) i give fast the best answer.

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