English, 04.03.2021 21:10 alyssatamayo641

10. Ben was a boy who loved to sing. When his friends came over to play he would sing as loud and he could. His friends would always laugh and clap. Ben would bow and grin. Every night, Ben
would dream about singing on a stage. He wanted to sing for the whole world.
Ben was of his singing. DS
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careful
afraid
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proud

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