Intro To Lit: Section 16-6 Unit 3 Context Clues- Manly Pandas WEDNESDAY Dec. 16
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Jake and his friend Paul decided to go on a road trip to see their favorite band, the Manly Pandas, in concert.
They prepared in advance so that nothing could
them from going that weekend. Once Jake's car was
with gasoline, the adventure began! Not too far into the trip, Paul wanted to snack on some Doritos, to
him through the long ride. However, Jake remembered the mess he made the last time Paul ate food in
his car and asked him to
from eating until they got to a rest stop. The whole way Paul wouldn't stop
fussing about it; Jake never realized before how
he was.
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