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English, 20.11.2019 23:31 aallyssabrown0120

First read (you don't have to read the whole thing) 'the last dog' by katherine paterson then answer make question for 100 points.
answer this what was the best story? why? below are some suggestions for topic sentences for each

paragraph 1: in terms of plot, was the best story because

paragraph 2: in terms of conflict, was the best story because

paragraph 3: in terms of setting, was the best story because

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